Every year millions of startups are created all around the world building completely different products for completely different people and markets, though 99% of them are failing.
What are the main reasons for all these failures?
Every year millions of startups are created all around the world building completely different products for completely different people and markets, though 99% of them are failing.
What are the main reasons for all these failures?
The final instalment of the Fintech 101
series deals with cryptocurrencies and blockchain.
Many Neobank founders don’t realize that they need a connection to a correspondent bank in order to offer to their customers cross-border transfer possibility.
Third instalment Short version of the third part of the upcoming FinTech 101
course is here. This time we’re talking about the payments.
Short version of the third part of the upcoming FinTech 101
course is here. This time we’re talking about the payments.
As part of the preparation for the launch of my FinTech 101
course here is the second lecture on “Banks and Banking”.
As part of the preparation for the launch of my FinTech 101
course I will post short versions of the curriculum in my blog post.
We already talked about the Self Sabotage and some ways of overcoming it. To better understand and be aware of the situations when your brain is sabotaging you, we will review some of the most common mind traps.
As part of my mentoring activity I am often being asked questions regarding software development, talent growth, team management and more.
I would like to share my thoughts on some of the questions I was confronted with. It may help some of the followers of my writing.
Social interaction is hard by itself. What makes it even harder is when the survival of your company depends on it and it always does. To understand why the teams, products and ultimately companies fail, let’s take a closer look at the most severe dysfunctions of a team.