Why failing can help build business – Lessons from 9 entrepreneurs
- Date: 30-Nov-2021
- Source: World Economic Forum
- Sector:Economy
- Country:Middle East
Why failing can help build business – Lessons from 9 entrepreneurs
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Global Agenda
Better Business
Failure can lead to important takeaways.
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30 Nov 2021
Saemoon Yoon
Community Lead, Technology Pioneers, World Economic Forum
It is widely known that the default state of a startup is failure.
90% of startups and 75% of venture-backed startups fail.
But failing doesn't mean losing: Here are the lessons from 9 entrepreneurs on why failure can help build business.
The reasons vary from wrong product market fit, depletion of capital, bad partnership, regulatory hurdles to bad hiring and many more. These factors often function as multipliers