Naval Ravikant: “The future will be almost all startups”

“I firmly believe that the efficient size of a company is shrinking very rapidly, and so the future will be almost all startups.”

In the clip below from a 2012 interview, Naval speculates that information technology will…

I’m still doing this because the world is flooded with overpriced, crappy, subpar software. It hurts people, and it hurts the economy.

#bangalorerains

it has been nearly 2 weeks, we have still not been able to bring a fraudulent website down. the lack of alacrity is telling on investigative agencies. No wonder mule accounts is a big issue because we don't have the apparatus to act, track and punish.

'Your profile photo is how you see yourself and your background image is what you care about.'

Naval

'10,000 iterations, not 10,000 hours'

Naval

to the point.

Enterprise sales isn’t just about the salesperson’s skill; it’s about the product, the price, the service, and the brand all working together to tell a powerful story to the market.

If I have to chooses between salary increment vs freedom from MS products, I will certainly choose later.

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We even created a whole new framework for this at Setu, called Fictoan. So far, it’s saved us 25,000 work hours!

The night before the storm. As India takes centre stage at the United Nations to share our India Stack journey.

#IndiaStack #CitizenStack #DPIs #DigitalEquals

This is so simple and obvious, then why most growing startup fail to adopt?

Top level people’s sense of insecurity , they want to control it. That one humanly wish makes system to move towards central decisioning and approval process.

HubSpot's a pretty big company (~8,000 people) but we've managed to avoid this death spiral.

Things that have helped:
1) Small teams with high autonomy

2) Hold regular 'science fairs' where teams show off what they *shipped*

3) Closely connect our product team to customers,…

A message not to be missed.
Its from Honourable,
Chief Justice of India.

The velocity and agility of a company is equal to the pace of its slowest, most inflexible team

John D. Cook Be careful. He'll do it.