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Sam Altman

05/06/15

@ Platzi Team

The second task is to figure out how to grow the startup, which is a common question among founders.

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Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI shares tips to Start a Startup

@ Platzi Team

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI shares tips to Start a Startup

05/06/15

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Sam Altman

05/06/15

@ Platzi Team

The first task for a startup is to build a product that some users love, as this is crucial for long-term success.

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Ben Silbermann

04/07/17

@ Y Combinator

Managing growth effectively is crucial for a startup's success, as it can determine whether the company thrives or fails.

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Y Combinator Cast

10/15/14

@ Y Combinator

The first step for a startup is to have an infectious idea and often requires finding a co-founder to share the journey.

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Dalton Caldwell

03/07/18

@ Y Combinator

When evaluating a startup, focus on the basics first, such as what the company does and who is on the team, before diving into complex questions.

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Reshma Shetty

07/11/18

@ Y Combinator

As a CEO, I constantly think about how to effectively grow and scale the company, and I want to share some advice on raising money for startups.

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Kevin Hale

07/26/19

@ Y Combinator

A startup idea is essentially a hypothesis about how a company can grow quickly, and your goal is to construct a compelling pitch that demonstrates this potential.

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Y Combinator Cast

04/18/24

@ Y Combinator

It's challenging to provide one-size-fits-all advice for startups, as the same idea can yield different outcomes based on the founders' expertise.

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David Rusenko

09/06/18

@ Y Combinator

The hardest part of a startup is getting from idea to traction, which is often where most companies fail.

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Michael Skok

06/12/13

@ Harvard Innovation Labs

When starting with a product idea, many entrepreneurs face unique questions about how to transition from that product to a full-fledged company.