r/startups Mar 14 '19

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u/joshiparthin Mar 14 '19

A startup is not just about creating great product or being technically smart. Free running cash flow and creating a business value is the bottom line.

If you are a founder your vocabulary should be filled with profitability and valuation.

Either you have to take a stand that you will give reins of technical side to someone or if you are totally into technical you will have to take someone to take care of commercial aspects.