OH: A startup founder should do only two things
Recently I heard that a startup founder should do only two things:
- listen to users / customers
- build product
She/he should ignore everything else.
Is that true?
Recently I heard that a startup founder should do only two things:
She/he should ignore everything else.
Is that true?
I don't think it is bad advice, but it's overly simplistic and every founder likely does much more than that.
I mean, who does the accounts, the hiring, the design, the code...etc.
Simplistic. Exactly. Makes sense, thank you Rosie!