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“Be cautious with early scaling and prioritize a culture of experimentation. Taking a “slow-and-steady” approach to scaling may provide a more sustainable path to long-term success.”

Interesting take. 
Not sure I agree. 

HBU?

“Be cautious with early scaling and prioritize a culture of experimentation. Taking a “slow-and-steady” approach to scaling may provide a more sustainable path to long-term success.”

Interesting take. 
Not sure I agree. 

HBU?

https://hbr.org/2024/10/research-when-should-startups-scale

yeoro.eth → db.team → /slc → SuperBenefitDAO, All in For Sport → "purpose aligned networks of small autonomous teams”

Healthcare investor by day, web3/AI tinkerer by night. 🟪 Host: /venturecapital /theitinerant

cc @ro → "prioritize a culture of experimentation" ↑

Without reading, I guess they question whether, say, Facebook is a success. And so the definition of success becomes the question.

Capital only? Success. Social only? Mixed, but rather daunting (my take). Capital+social? Given the amount of side-effects, at least debatable.

move fast and break things with stable infrastructure 👍

microsub.

oh i agree 100 with scaling too early 

if you don’t have solid understanding of market fit then you’re going to be struggling with resource adjustments and spending time managing/stressing over operational spend vs focusing on shipping what is needed