Entrepreneurs ask themselves 25 questions

Well-known tech blog PandoDaily has a column called Startupsanonymous, which publishes anonymous entrepreneur articles to share their entrepreneurial feelings, and this week a long undertaking anonymous entrepreneur said he once thought he knew a lot about starting a business, But in fact there are a lot of problems can not be answered, although embarrassing, but it is true. Here are the 25 questions, entrepreneurs can try to ask themselves: the application of communication classes are completely free of charge, they are going to how to make money? Is there any hope for the partnership model? How do entrepreneurs make money after new ventures go public? Will they lose control of the company? 没有获得投资的创业者如何在旧金山存活这么长时间呢?在什么情况下，我们就可以结束测试呢?在什么情况下，我们就不再是创业公司了呢?谷歌还是新创公司吗?为什么都说挣钱不应该是新创公司的目标?这是不是大部分创业公司失败的原因呢? Do you have to destroy something to succeed in your business? Candy Crush What did this game destroy? But it did! What made the social video application airtime? Is it not good to leave San Francisco and New York for a cheaper place to go? is the company's name and site domain name important? Can you create a company with simple emoticons? Why is there so many programming languages, only one kind of bad? Why does it take so much time to write code? is the entrepreneur Community founder ' s card really worth it? Many people buy a card but seldom use it. Will anyone hire consultants for some very practical problems? not just because of their network. Can entrepreneurs end their work at 5 o ' hour? Such a style is not acceptable to the entrepreneurial circle. In the face of an email, should I reply immediately, or wait a moment, pretending to be busy? How long will it take to wait for that? What is the right time to include disclaimers in emails? A round after or after the listing? Should we adopt cartoon pictures or real faces? Will Google + and Facebook continue to do so? How much money do I have to pay for my own Meng? Well-known investor Fred Wilson still interested in start-ups? When to start a business is not just an industry but a fashion. (via PD/fast carp)