Foursquare founder Crowley talk about entrepreneurship don't wait for perfection

Foursquare founder Dennis Crolly and American news aggregation website Digg founder Kevin Ross Sina Science and technology news Beijing time September 2 morning, the United States lbs (location-based services) provider Foursquare founder Dennis Crolly (Dennis　　Crowley, in an interview with Kevin Rose, a founder of the US News aggregation website, said that first-time entrepreneurs should not wait for a perfect product to emerge, but to understand that "failure is the mother of success".　　Crowley was interviewed in the Ross-hosted program, "Foundation," and discussed the "Growing Pains" of business development. "A lot of people are afraid to start a business because they don't think they have the qualifications, or want a perfect product, and they want everything." "We set a deadline for ourselves when we started our business, as we did when we handed in our homework deadlines, and we gave Foursquare a date," Crowley said. It's really hard to take the first step. "People only see the rise of Foursquare and think we have a great success," he said. But our success is based on past failures. (PEI)