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The article is great. The only problem is that we hear the same story every hour or so. What some of us fail to realize is that most startups were not started a
by rokhayakebe 19y ago
The article is great. The only problem is that we hear the same story every hour or so. What some of us fail to realize is that most startups were not started as startups. As a matter of fact I would say that the majority of successful entrepreneurs did not start with the idea of owning/running a business. Usually engineers/hackers work on a app in their past time out of curiosity and build a product. The business or startup naturally follows.
- cellis 19y agoi don't know what the hell you're talking about. Not started as startups? Most? Wow! You clearly need to do a bit more research.
- rokhayakebe 19y agoMaybe if we skip the insult we can all come to an understanding. I do not think you deserve an explanation from me, but I will still give one for the intelligent and respectful others. Most successful companies today were started by engineers who were working on a product/service as a project. After realizing that they are sitting on something valuable (and most likely this happens by accident), they start to look into building a company around the product. Several people wake up and have the intention to start a business. I think that most people who want to start a business first then try to find a problem to tackle are the ones who need this sort of article. And they are also the ones who are more likely to Fail. I am not being rude it is just a fact.
- run4yourlives 19y agoI think you are wrong, although I don't think you deserved to be down-modded.