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"We thought people would quit. Like 'wow, these guys have no idea what they're doing.' We didn't have any idea what we were doing!"

@mitchellh on the sudden pivot that ended up saving HashiCorp:

Full: https://t.co/KFgGFjusaJ (YouTube) https://t.co/JrdpT5y045 (other platforms) https://t.co/qmcspx4ahL

Gergely Orosz

A reflection on the reality of building startups, prompted by Mitchell Hashimoto's candid account of what it's really like to build something new. The post appreciates honest, unfiltered perspectives on startup life rather than polished success narratives.

You've got to wonder if most seemingly successful startups were also like this behind the scenes

It's helpful to understand what it's really like to build something new, that's not really been done before. Thanks @mitchellh for not sugarcoating it https://t.co/UnaZdlvDko

<p>You've got to wonder if most seemingly successful startups were also like this behind the scenes

It's helpful to understand what it's really like to build something new, that's not really been done before. Thanks @mitchellh for not sugarcoating it https://t.co/UnaZdlvDko</p>

You've got to wonder if most seemingly successful startups were also like this behind the scenes It's helpful to understand what it's really like to build something new, that's not really been done before. Thanks @mitchellh for not sugarcoating it https://t.co/UnaZdlvDko