Mike Murchison
8 statements across 1 episodes · 2 bullish · 0 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Oct 17, 2022 by Mike Murchison · said 14 times in 5 episodes since 2023 · across every show →
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2023 7 mentions in 3 episodes 2 per episode
- How I Missed a $10B Opportunity Because of Bad Customer Discovery · PMF Show
- Michael Kravshik, Founder of LumiQ | How to Pivot to Product Market Fit · PMF Show
- Aydin Mirzaee, Founder of Fluidware (Bootstrapped to ~$100M exit) | How to Find Product Market Fit · PMF Show
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Oct 17, 2022 positive
Murchison: Excellent software requires mastering the underlying manual process
“All software is at a fundamental level, all software does is it replicates and scales some manual process that exists in the physical world. And our belief is the extent to which you can understand that manual process better than anyone else, or at least under…”
Oct 17, 2022
Oct 17, 2022 neutral
Murchison: Ada began as an internal tool before becoming a pivot
“Initially this was about a curiosity we had around, you know, solving a problem that we were experiencing as the leaders of Volley and not as a, you know, as a, oh, this is a pivot opportunity, or this is a new business venture. It was about solving our own op…”
Oct 17, 2022
Murchison: Discovery problems are validated when interview responses become predictable
“Picking up the phone call, you have a 10th phone call in a row, and people are saying, almost, you're using the exact same phrases when they're describing the problem, and they're reacting to it the same way. So I, you almost feel like an anthropologist. You j…”
Oct 17, 2022
Oct 17, 2022
Ada founders secretly tested their own software while working as support agents
“The reason we knew Ada worked in the early days or was going to work is because we didn't get fired. You know, we ran this software and our managers, you know, they didn't care. Like they loved the fact that response times went down. They couldn't tell the dif…”
Oct 17, 2022 neutral
Oct 17, 2022 positive
Murchison: Minimizing customer contact is an obsolete legacy from analog call centers
“The paradigm of talking to your customers less, you know, is really, really born of an era where, People really weren't making as many data informed decisions. And it might have been because a lot of this information wasn't digitized to begin with. If you're r…”