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1/ I think it helps startups to have a fail condition: you either make something feel magical or not. I've had this for both companies now and it's a very clarifying moment that encourages constraints and focus on a singular problem customers care about. You must deliver or fail
Suhail @Suhail 1/ I think it helps startups to have a fail condition: you either make something feel magical or not. I've had this for both companies now and it's a very clarifying moment that encourages constraints and focus on a singular problem customers care about. You must deliver or fail 4:15 AM · Jun 8, 2022 19 0 1 9 71 0 7 1 825 0 8 2 5 278 0 2 7 8 Read 19 replies
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