Former entrepreneur Mark Suster drops a much-deserved bomb on those who glamorize start-ups. But even he wouldn't mind another go. The reality checkers were out in force yesterday. The New York Times ran an article about the lottery-esque economics of app development, focusing on a couple who earned less than $5,000 from eight apps that cost them $200,000 in lost income and savings to create. On the blog Both Sides of the Table, entrepreneur-turned-VC Mark Suster posted "Entrepreneur***...
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Business Insider - 23 Nov 2012 23:06
Former entrepreneur Mark Suster drops a much-deserved bomb on those who glamorize start-ups. But even he wouldn't mind another go. The reality checkers were out in force yesterday. The New York Times ran an article about the lottery-esque economics of app development, focusing on a couple who earned less than $5,000 from eight apps that cost them $200,000 in lost income and savings to create. On the blog Both Sides of the Table, entrepreneur-turned-VC Mark Suster posted "Entrepreneur***...
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