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Generalized startup advice has exceptions, and high failure costs may need longer timelines.
Generalized startup advice has exceptions, and high failure costs may need longer timelines.
Harj suggests startup advice is generalized and that the exception proves the rule, with high failure costs often requiring longer build timelines.
- Speaker
- Harj Taggar
- Topic
- Startup Strategy
- Source timestamp
- 16:25
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