Whether you work in a small startup, a massive corporate or anything in between there's loads of lessons we can take from startup culture.
Alex Casalboni shares his wisdom with us today.  He has worked in many startups and worked in large corporates too.  He also hosted the Italian AWS podcast for 4 years. 
The Tech World Human Skills Podcast is produced by people in the tech world for people in the tech world.  Learn tips and best practices that help you thrive in your career.
 
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Ben Pearce LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/benpthoughts/
Tech World Human Skills Home - https://www.techworldhumanskills.com  
Alex Casalboni Linked In - https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexcasalboni/

Takeaways

Complaining does not solve problems; action does.
Iterate quickly to gather feedback and improve.
Your initial version should be imperfect to encourage feedback.
Focus on what differentiates your product or service.
Avoid distractions that do not add value to your business.
Learn to say no to non-essential tasks.
Build for immediate user value, not perfection.
Understand the real needs of your users.
Don't waste time on features everyone else has.
Embrace the startup mindset for innovation. Complaining is not a strategy; focus on solutions.
Iterate quickly to gain feedback and improve.
Prioritize high-impact activities to avoid distractions.
Categorize decisions into one-way and two-way doors.
Embrace failure as a learning opportunity.
Break down complex ideas into manageable tasks.
Make decisions quickly when possible to maintain momentum.
Cultural acceptance of failure can enhance innovation.
Use micro failures to guide future decisions.
Regularly reassess priorities to stay aligned with goals.

 
Keywords
startups, lessons, complaining, iterate quickly, focus, prioritize, tech culture, developer relations, feedback, innovation, startup, decision-making, failure, prioritization, iteration, business strategy, product development, leadership, entrepreneurship, cultural mindset

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