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7 Principles to survive as an early-stage deeptech startup
1. It's always the customers' problem
The most common — and costly — mistake deeptech founders make? Believing that their tech roadmap is the business. It’s not. You're tech won't sell itself, and despite what you think, no one will see your brilliance out