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www.startuplessonslearned.com | ||
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brunoscheufler.com
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| | | | | Like most engineers, I tend to have a bias towards action. Getting started and building things is what I really enjoy, so naturally, I start a lot of side projects. Over time, I've tried to limit those to specific problems I've had myself, building on Paul Graham's famous essay... | |
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www.erezdruk.com
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| | | | | "If you have to ask whether you have Product-Market Fit, the answer is simple: you don't." - Eric RiesI don't like this sentence because it's 1) wrong 2) simplistic and 3) the opposite of helpful.PMF is nuanced. Asking whether you have it is certainly a sign of a problem, but you might still be on the right path. You might be very close.Instead of making you feel bad about asking an important question, I'd like to offer a framework to fix it. I call it PMF debugging.For the sake of this article, | |
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blog.anggriawan.com
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| | | | | Learning from mistakes is overrated. Start a business, not a startup. Build half a product, not a half-assed product. Meetings are toxic. Skip the rock stars. | |
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blog.pragmaticengineer.com
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| | | 12 questions to get a sense of what a tech company is like to work at, based on things most job postings do not mention. I created this test to reflect healthy software engineering cultures in 2021 better. I've found the now 20-year-old the Joel test [https://www.joelonsoftware.com/ | ||
