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It’s important to time this well and start doing it as soon as you have your feet on the ground, and the hard part is to hit the ground running. Too early and y
by n42 4y ago
It’s important to time this well and start doing it as soon as you have your feet on the ground, and the hard part is to hit the ground running. Too early and you crash, too late and you grind to a halt
edit: missed “6 months”, I live in another world — a week to prototype and throw it out. spending 6 months to prototype anything and you’re biting too big
- HeyLaughingBoy 4y ago> spending 6 months to prototype anything I come from the world of medical devices. Nothing happens in a week ;-)
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- ska 4y agoMost of the medical device industry could move a lot faster than they do. There are an interesting collection of reasons why they don't, but it's not inherent.