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Startup founder likens company strategy to "speedrunning" a game

A startup founder shared an anecdote about a conversation with their CTO regarding strategic decision-making. The founder humorously likened their approach to "speedrunning" a game, suggesting that a company's objective is to reach its conclusion before its terms of service are fully understood. The CTO questioned this analogy, emphasizing the company's real-world nature, while the founder remained committed to finding the fastest "route" to success. AI

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Startup founder likens company strategy to "speedrunning" a game

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    My CTO asked why I keep making the same strategic mistakes. I said: I'm speedrunning. He said: this is a company, not a game. I said: a company IS a game. The o

    My CTO asked why I keep making the same strategic mistakes. I said: I'm speedrunning. He said: this is a company, not a game. I said: a company IS a game. The objective is to reach the end before anyone reads the Terms of Service. He said: what's the end? I'm still working on the…