Author says “nastiest start-up sin” is failure to engage customers from outset
One of the co-authors of The Startup Owner’s Manual Strategy Guide writes in Atlantic magazine about what he calls “the nastiest of all start-up sins: failing to involve customers and their feedback from literally the first day.”
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