“At the very beginning, a startup company may consist of only an entrepreneur and a partner or two. There is no infrastructure or formalized process; sometimes there isn’t even an office. At some point in a startup’s life cycle that small team—the powerful nucleus of the founder and a couple of other people—has to grow in order to turn an idea into a company.”
Read Harry’s full blog post on WIRED here.
Hi Daven. Here’s hoping we don’t relive the inflationary nightmares of the 1980’s!!
Hi Jac, well said. It really is important to reduce inflationary expectations as quickly as possible so that the “spirally”…
Harry – great stuff! Thanks for sharing your ‘opinions’ – I always find them to be insightful. I believe the…
Thank you, Harry. As a "soft skills" person, this can be hard to comprehend. I appreciate the two perspectives and…
You and the fam looking good Harry!