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No offense, and it bothers me in almost any use, but the phrase "doing a startup" seems especially out of its depth in this context.
by CreakyParrot 13y ago
No offense, and it bothers me in almost any use, but the phrase "doing a startup" seems especially out of its depth in this context.
- dack 13y agoWhat's your preferred verb?
- aaronem 13y agoWhy not just say "starting a business?" I've never seen what is so magically special about "startups" that they deserve to be regarded as inhabiting a separate, higher plane of their own, beyond and above ordinary entrepreneurship as the species has heretofore known it.