Starting a startup does not require extensive knowledge about business
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The initial idea for a startup is only a beginning and not the key to the whole process 1 0 2In a technology startup, the founders should include technical people 1 0 1Startups often require funding from investors 1 0 2Investors are more interested in the people behind a startup than the ideas themselves 1 0 2Understanding your business is key to success as a startup 1 0 2Startups thrive in startup hubs like Silicon Valley because they understand the specialized business of startups 1 0 2The amount a startup should raise depends on the startup's needs, not on the amount investors are willing to invest 1 0 2Business skills are not essential for starting a company and can be acquired during the process 2 0 3Startups do not inherently reward novelty or difficulty of work 1 0 2In startups, taking shortcuts is often advantageous 1 0 2