Ooshma Garg

10 statements across 1 episodes · 3 bullish · 0 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Sep 8, 2018 by Ooshma Garg · said 1 times in 1 episodes since 2018 · across every show →

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Sep 8, 2018 positive
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Garg: Founders can validate an MVP with sales instead of code
“In the first few months, you need to prove your concept. You need to have an MVP. You can do that with code. You can do that with sales, whatever.”
Ooshma Garg Sep 8, 2018 ▶ 24:11 A Conversation with Ooshma Garg - Moderated by Adora Cheung · Y Combinator
Sep 8, 2018
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Garg: Whoever pays a company determines how its product evolves
“What ended up happening is I learned the hard lesson that whoever pays you kind of owns you and determines how your product evolves.”
Ooshma Garg Sep 8, 2018 ▶ 4:02 A Conversation with Ooshma Garg - Moderated by Adora Cheung · Y Combinator
Sep 8, 2018
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Garg: Anaphora charged companies $20k to $25k annual recruiting subscriptions
“Like, these companies would write us 20,000 dollar, 25,000 dollar checks for annual subscriptions to my recruiting website, and it was a two-sided marketplace”
Ooshma Garg Sep 8, 2018 ▶ 3:37 A Conversation with Ooshma Garg - Moderated by Adora Cheung · Y Combinator
Sep 8, 2018
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Garg: Made initial sales without a website for both startups
“In both my businesses, in the recruiting business and the chef business or the food business I have now I made initial sales without a website, and I proved our concept in the first three months before any other kind of funding.”
Ooshma Garg Sep 8, 2018 ▶ 24:30 A Conversation with Ooshma Garg - Moderated by Adora Cheung · Y Combinator
Sep 8, 2018
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Garg: Most 'Overnight Successes' Are 10 Years in the Making
“I think the most overnight successes are like 10 years in the making. There are some flukes that are like one year, two year, three years that the media celebrates in a disproportionate amount, and I'm always very enamored by them, but the only way that I know…”
Ooshma Garg Sep 8, 2018 ▶ 33:45 A Conversation with Ooshma Garg - Moderated by Adora Cheung · Y Combinator
Sep 8, 2018 positive
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Ooshma Garg: Email Is the Best Tool for Early Pricing Experiments
“In a, if you're in a scrappy company, the best tool for pricing experimentation is email.”
Ooshma Garg Sep 8, 2018 ▶ 43:55 A Conversation with Ooshma Garg - Moderated by Adora Cheung · Y Combinator
Sep 8, 2018 neutral
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Garg: Starting a company is intensely lonely, especially in the first 1,000 days
“Starting a company, at least, especially in the first thousand days, is very, very lonely. Very few people believe in the idea outside of yourself, and most people think you're crazy, most people don't care about you, and so you're the only thing that keeps yo…”
Ooshma Garg Sep 8, 2018 ▶ 5:48 A Conversation with Ooshma Garg - Moderated by Adora Cheung · Y Combinator
Sep 8, 2018
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Garg: Gobble maintained a $40,000 average monthly burn before product-market fit
“Over those three and a half years of finding product market fit, our monthly burn was 40,000 dollars on average.”
Ooshma Garg Sep 8, 2018 ▶ 26:52 A Conversation with Ooshma Garg - Moderated by Adora Cheung · Y Combinator
Sep 8, 2018 positive
Disclosure
Garg: Gobble Aims to Become the 'Disney of the Home'
“In the 50 to a hundred year vision, I actually want Gobble to be, let's call it the Disney of the home, and I, my thing with Gobble is about creating magical experiences at home that are easy and fit into this busy life for any kind of person”
Ooshma Garg Sep 8, 2018 ▶ 39:56 A Conversation with Ooshma Garg - Moderated by Adora Cheung · Y Combinator
Sep 8, 2018
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Garg: Great products require cross-industry domain experts over homogenous engineering teams
“What I would suggest to an entrepreneur is that real entrepreneurship comes from diverse perspectives and from innovating at the edge of different industries. It's really hard just to get 10 homogenous engineers in a room and, like, make something incredible. …”
Ooshma Garg Sep 8, 2018 ▶ 36:10 A Conversation with Ooshma Garg - Moderated by Adora Cheung · Y Combinator
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