Companies are collections of old human decisions
Old org charts, processes and industry assumptions are human decisions, not physics. Founders should question the constraints everyone stopped noticing.
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Old org charts, processes and industry assumptions are human decisions, not physics. Founders should question the constraints everyone stopped noticing.
The dropout-founder myth survives because it is dramatic, but depth, networks and judgment usually take time to build.
AI accelerates product building, but it also accelerates the cost of avoiding customer validation.
ИИ ускоряет создание продукта, но с той же скоростью увеличивает цену отказа от проверки реального спроса.
Research challenges the myth of the 22-year-old founder and raises a better question about generational strengths.
Исследования опровергают миф о 22-летнем основателе и заставляют по-новому взглянуть на сильные стороны поколений.
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