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We Have Built an Agentic AI Call Center(qcall.ai)
2 points by uditgoenka 1y ago|1 comments
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by uditgoenka 1y ago
It's been one of the most challenging project that we have ever built, but more imporantly, so excited to have built this.. Your feedback and suggestions are welcome.
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Modern Revenue by Udit.co (SaaS Podcast)(udit.co)
2 points by uditgoenka 2y ago|0 comments
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by uditgoenka 4y ago
You rightly stated it. This was a big learning lesson for me.
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by uditgoenka 4y ago
The word here here is "BLIND" trust.
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by uditgoenka 4y ago
Definitely its my fault, I take the blame as a Founder. Hence, I am sharing my learning and not pointing fingers at someone else. There is a difference.
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by uditgoenka 4y ago
When I was building PitchGround, this is what I did. My target audience were mostly small business owners, agencies and marketers. So I built a community around these people and start providing them with value contents, started doing some w
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by uditgoenka 4y ago
Agreed. Always good to learn from other people, you never know at what point you might find which information helpful.
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by uditgoenka 4y ago
Very true. One can copy the product/idea but cannot copy the process and distribution.
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by uditgoenka 4y ago
Wrong hiring, wrong delivery, wrong expectations. Everything, and every decision was just a mess but since I have learned a lot. I am based out of India, and its hard to find good quality developers here that was another big learning lesson
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by uditgoenka 4y ago
I just edited the original post, and added a small backstory.
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by uditgoenka 4y ago
Not blaming anyone other than myself. These are my learning lessons. As a CEO, every decision falls on me.
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by uditgoenka 4y ago
Email Outreaching Tool to be more specific.
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by uditgoenka 4y ago
I had a total developer team of roughly 12+ working full time in the office.
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by uditgoenka 4y ago
My previous startups (Non-SaaS) which I had just sold.
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by uditgoenka 4y ago
I will keep this short. I started working on my SaaS somewhere in 2016, and the first thing I did was hired a CTO. The person had around 3+ years of experience. Not only was I paying a good salary, but I was also paying for his rent. When w
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by uditgoenka 4y ago
This is the first time I am submitting something like this on Hackers News, so wasn't sure if I am allowed to post about the company details. But I can share more details if I am allowed.
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by uditgoenka 4y ago
I think what startups truly need is patience and a good mentor who have done it in the past. Most startup want to break things and move fast, burn capital. Instead, startups should move slow initially. Spend the first 5 years in the build p
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by uditgoenka 4y ago
I am so sorry to hear that.
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by uditgoenka 4y ago
It was definitely an expensive mistake but I wouldn't be where I am without learning from these mistakes.
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by uditgoenka 4y ago
Most of the funds were lost into building the product.
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by uditgoenka 4y ago
My ex-CTO used my resources to build something else. It was my fault that I trusted blindly.
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by uditgoenka 4y ago
UI and UX shouldn't be the priority when building an MVP. People often focus on this instead of focusing on making the product stable and suffer. The moment one stands building the next iteration of the product, that's exactly the
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by uditgoenka 4y ago
Almost all the funds went into operations, mostly developers.
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by uditgoenka 4y ago
Almost all the funds went into operations.
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I Lost over $200k
41 points by uditgoenka 4y ago|54 comments
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by uditgoenka 7y ago
Not everything is clickbait in the world. If that were the case, we won't have failure and success stories in the world.
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18 Months Ago, I Made the Biggest Mistake of My Life
1 points by uditgoenka 7y ago|2 comments