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With less history of startups in India, there is a huge barrier around "When to start". We have seen either family run business succeed or have seen people with grey hairs succeed in the indian context. We somehow start believing that we first need to gain some experience before we start. Start ups run on common sense rather any management principles. Technical expertise required for any product is limited to only getting core value proposition out in front of clients. So, aren't we all ready as soon as we turn say 18 yrs of age. An argument for late startups can be to build cash reserves. From what i have seen, you always need more money and constraints lead to real innovations. |
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Sharad Gupta, Software Developer, Tripura Technologies, Hyderabad
| 12 03 2010 05:44:48 +0000
Thanks Mr. Ravi ji for sharing wonderful & nice article,
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