It's not a universal cut-and-dried equation. Sometimes disruptive innovation wins over continuous improvement, and other times disruptive innovations fail badly against existing models. It can't be generalized, and has to be considered with the nuances on a case-to-case basis.
Why is there this tendency to want to generalize and universalize everything into black & white binaries? The world is a lot more gray and nuanced place, with a lot of variation in everything.
It's a mere curiosity I think. If you disagree it's fine as well. But I think questioning a question or disregarding a question doesn't really make sense.
Human language allows us to make an infinite number of questions that are syntactically correct, but semantically meaningless, i.e. "What's the phone number of this tree?".
So questioning of questions, and disregarding questions that are not very meaningful, are extremely important in life, and make a lot of sense. 😊
So after building my venture for over six years, in January,22 I decided to move on and in Sept,22 I joined an early stage startup led by ex-CXO of a small vertical of Indian IT giant.
i joined as early employee to lead product, but ov...
Was asking for some advice on fundraising. Got to know if you are building something with no revenue, literally impossible to raise.
He explained how hard it is even for the current founders and expecting 100s of startups to fail next y...
I’ve noticed quite many people on this app are in the product team. Could you guys give an overview of the day to day work in such a profile and can a person from non STEM background break into product?
I have been on this journey for a long time now. Lots of failure comes with loads of learning. Each step or initiative I took has helped me grow as a person, the business guy (ed-tech, media space), and also in terms of technicalities (f...
