If you were a journalist told to go write a big scoop about Silicon Valley, what would it be?
I would write about how the startup model is spreading into industries far removed from "tech."
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It's not software eating the world. It's very specifically startups eating the world, meaning new companies started by a couple people that make progress really fast. This model seems to work in more domains than it doesn't.
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As someone who’s exited a startup and spent time at large companies. I don’t see ever how large companies can compete, everything takes far longer with worse results. Key is finding small, intelligent teams with big visions and let them iterate. That doesn’t happen at large co
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It's been incredibly helpful in my business, almost the main reason I credit for its success, and I'm in gardening
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It seems to me media/content is a natural fit. Copyable like code, 1 person/small group can make it, distribution un-gated now. there's tons of micro-markets - investment lessons my Mom wants to take in Hindi (> 50 years old). % dollars on digital content will rise
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which industries? can you give examples?
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Interesting. I can certainly see this happening in other verticals. The true question is seeing how this works without tech.
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Debureaucratisation tech indeed
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A fun graph showing this (https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/BUSAPPWNSAUS …)pic.twitter.com/wJTw4xUnrY
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