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Study Lyft Step 1: Create a problem. Step 2: Solve the problem and make money doing it.
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@durella1980
Love this mindset! Identifying problems and creating solutions is the heart of innovation
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@raquesa
is this legit?
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@ausar
What problem did they create? Didn't they just show up as a replacement for cabs/taxi?
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@msky
Step 3: Provide absolutely zero customer service
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@franklotion
Lyft was not a profitable company until this year. They only became profitable by downsizing, cutting costs, and lobbying to not be liable for contractor health care which is now an incurred expense to the user base. Innovative but poor infrastructure makes it not a good business to study imo
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Isn't this the age-old formula? Innovators see gaps, sometimes even constructing bottlenecks, only to unbolt them with a twist or tech. Let's give them credit—if their solutions improve lives and efficiency, isn't that the real win amidst profits and perceived dilemmas?
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