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True, but you could also talk about aggregate skill estimation of a team as a whole, and what they should do when another team (or the stock market) disagrees w
by ChaitanyaSai 18y ago
True, but you could also talk about aggregate skill estimation of a team as a whole, and what they should do when another team (or the stock market) disagrees with them.
Realism would be nice to arrive at, but say I hope to build a better mousetrap. How do I realistically estimate my chances in this endeavor?
- skmurphy 18y agoAnother team is different from the stock market. In an economic competition you have a number of opportunities to gather data from customers, prospects, non-customers, and competitors customers. The key step is to assume that you have something to learn from your competition. In the case of the better mousetrap you would be looking for folks with a mouse problem who are unsatisfied by current solutions, these are "non-customers."