
Notes for Wednesday, March 27
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| | | | Wednesday, March 27 ∙ Open in appRecent notes from people you follow on Substack | |  | | Aakash Gupta 1d Companies kill their own messaging over time. 4 bad habits seep in as they grow: — Bad Habit 1 - Speaking to multiple audiences at once In the world of growth-focused companies, prioritization can be seen as weak. But instead of effectively speaking to multiple audiences at once, you end up speaking to none. In messaging, you must prioritize. — Bad Habit 2 — Choosing the Wrong Champion Most commonly, people aim too… | |  | | |
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|  | | Reid DeRamus 4d Nicceeee, I like it! I could see some folks using the paywall a little more with this kind of thing. | |  | | |
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|  | | Gergely Orosz 11h This is a hard truth about startups. It also means that if you join as an early startup employee (e.g. a founding engineer): your #1 focus is to help the startup find product-market-fit, so it can break out from this “default dead” situation. This means doing whatever it takes (even if it’s not coding); taking on tech debt (when it helps), and a bunch of other things @Apurva Chitnis shared from his ~decade of being a… | | All startups begin as ‘default dead,’ meaning their starting trajectory inevitably leads to bankruptcy. According to a 2022 research by Startup Genome, 90% of startups fail and…” — Gergely Orosz | | |
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