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I would argue that Dropbox isn't a startup anymore. Once you've found a business model and start scaling your personnel (i.e. Steve Blank's "Company Building"
by wensing 14y ago
I would argue that Dropbox isn't a startup anymore.
Once you've found a business model and start scaling your personnel (i.e. Steve Blank's "Company Building" stage), a startup is no longer a startup, IMO.
- raverbashing 14y agoExactly that Besides, Dropbox has already received some substantial investments, and have a healthy revenue
- AYBABTME 14y agoAnd soon enough offices abroad.
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