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I like his point about focus in new companies. Do one thing, make it work. When it does, use your expanding group of resources to add on. I don't understand hi
by ccc3 17y ago
I like his point about focus in new companies. Do one thing, make it work. When it does, use your expanding group of resources to add on.
I don't understand his distinction between companies and features. If you have a product that can stand on its own, clearly a business can be built around it. But I don't think selling features that will contribute to a larger product is any less legitimate of a business. A hardware store can be a very healthy business even though a bolt isn't very useful until it's attached to something larger.
- rjurney 17y agoI think the point of the question is, "Does this fit into a vision for product(s) that a company can be built around?" The answer for many of the twitter-feature startups is obviously NO. So its an important question for many people to ask.