Startup Reading List | April 13, 2018 |
Selected just for you, and you, and you.
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| | Martin Casado, Michel Feaster, and Sonal Chokshi From Andreessen Horowitz: The purpose of category creation, argue the guests in this episode of the podcast, isn't just about making a dent in the way companies work and changing what people do every day… it's about setting the price. | | Laura Gates "Hands down, the number one reason people tell me they can't address a hard issue is that they don't have time." | | Mike Volpi "We bought into their vision early on and thought it was a strong idea. Like many startups, this company has had its share of tough experiences, from struggling to raise capital to management changes and augmenting the product in major ways." | | Michael Seibel "I'd like to offer an alternative to the conventional "great idea" theory of startups for first time founders to consider. This guide can help you walk the path from nothing to a launched minimal viable product (MVP). This is by no means the only path to an MVP and I don't know if it's the best path, but it is a path that I've seen work for a number of YC companies." | |
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