Business - Mission, clarity, and direction
how to pitch your startup:
-describe an inevitable future, one that is impossible to deny will exist
-outline the current problems that will prevent/slow down that future from happening
-introduce your solution for solving those problems, your unique insights, and why now
Austin Walker 🛴x.comOne of the rough rules I had at PayPal was that people were responsible for one primary thing. I wanted to be really clear that the job descriptions for everybody were different, so you would not have this endemic conflict. I think that was very powerful.
You still end up having conflicts in all these startups because the roles are very fluid and... See more
You still end up having conflicts in all these startups because the roles are very fluid and... See more
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The takeaway is that clarity is key. Whether that’s role clarity, direction clarity, or a combination of both. If you don’t have clarity, you risk failure