XSeed Capital
9 statements across 1 episodes · 2 bullish · 1 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Jun 18, 2015 by Alan Chiu · said 1 times in 1 episodes since 2017 · across every show →
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Jun 18, 2015 positive
Chiu: Embracing high technical risk creates stronger startup moats
“We actually like Companies that have a high level of technical risk, because we believe strong engineering talent can overcome technical risks, and if it's actually a difficult technical problem to solve, it means there is a higher barrier to entry for this ma…”
Jun 18, 2015
Jun 18, 2015 positive
Jun 18, 2015
Chiu: Startup pivots should focus on testing unproven business assumptions
“If things are not going well as well as you expected, go back to your key assumptions underlying your business model, right? Some of the key, one or more of those key assumptions have not been proven out, and that's why things are not going well. So go back to…”
Jun 18, 2015
Chiu: The best startup pivots follow organic traction on side projects
“The best pivots I've seen are the ones where the founders have noticed that something on the side, outside of their core business, is actually thriving, or might even be growing, getting more traction, more quickly than their core product. And they've been, th…”
Jun 18, 2015
Alan Chiu: Randomly testing new ideas after hitting a wall rarely works
“The worst pivots are the ones where the team has come to run into a wall in a core product. They have no idea what to do next. So they start testing randomly, and those pivots rarely pan out, because there's an infinite universe of possibilities to test, but v…”
Jun 18, 2015 negative
Jun 18, 2015 neutral
Jun 18, 2015
Alan Chiu: Tech startups without post-v1 roadmaps get overtaken quickly
“So, how important it is to have a product roadmap, I think, is critical. Because you, in, in the technology space, it, your competitive landscape is extremely dynamic. If you only have enough ideas for the initial version of the product, and then you don't hav…”