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Mar 2022
35m 16s

Edu: What is a Startup? - An Antidote to...

Yaniv Bernstein, Chris Saad
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What is the difference between a Silicon Valley-style tech startup and a regular small business? In this first episode of The Startup Podcast, Chris and Yaniv talk about the many ways people misunderstand what makes startups different to other businesses, and what goes wrong when these differences are ignored. 
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