Re:There’s no such thing as “a startup within a big company”
by claudiulodro on Thursday February 18, 2021 @01:24PM
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It's very possible:
- Prior failure, most likely the next venture will fail.
- Prior success, most likely the next venture will fail.
Basically, odds are that a venture will fail regardless of past performance, similar to how past lottery winning doesn't predict future lottery winning. Personally, I don't think it's necessarily true (successful founders will already have an existing audience and investors for their next product), but mathematically this could be one way it holds true.
- Prior failure, most likely the next venture will fail.
- Prior success, most likely the next venture will fail.
Basically, odds are that a venture will fail regardless of past performance, similar to how past lottery winning doesn't predict future lottery winning. Personally, I don't think it's necessarily true (successful founders will already have an existing audience and investors for their next product), but mathematically this could be one way it holds true.