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I would suggest that failing at a startup and demonstrating that you've learned from that failure would be a strong indicator of success. There's so many commo
by rjurney 18y ago
I would suggest that failing at a startup and demonstrating that you've learned from that failure would be a strong indicator of success. There's so many common lessons people learn.
- andrewljohnson 18y agoBefore just repeating the fallacy, why don't you read the HBR link I posted. As it turns out, what you say is just not true, when actually measured. On what basis would you suggest otherwise? Anecdotal evidence from a bunch of failed entrepreneurs who want to believe the experience helped them?
- rjurney 18y agoI didn't repeat the fallacy, I characterized his talk. He's explaning that he learned an awful lot about metrics. Failing is one thing, demonstrating that you've learned is another.