Really enjoyed this one!! As you might expect, I’m totally on board with the idea. The way tech and outsourcing have empowered small teams is something I love!
That said, I’d love to hear your take on a challenge I think deserves its own spotlight: the low barrier to entry. All these amazing tools don’t just make it easier for "me", they make it easier for everyone. The playing field is more level, yes, but also more crowded. We are seeing it now with all these companies selling AI tools doing more or less the same thing, many of which could become just a plug-in or a feature in the next iteration of OpenAI or Microsoft after the small guys tested the product/market fit.
For a small company trying to stand out, that creates a new kind of pressure. I'd be curious to hear how you think small teams can differentiate themselves when the same tech advantages are available to all.
Thank you very much for your feedback! Your comment came exactly in the right time when I thought about what to write about next. This is indeed a very interesting question. I already started on this and hope to be able to publish this soon. Thanks for the idea!
Looking forward to reading it. It’s a topic that’s wildly under-explored compared to its louder counterpart: “everything’s easier now, just start!” Sure... me and the 2 billion other people using LLMs 😀.
Really enjoyed this one!! As you might expect, I’m totally on board with the idea. The way tech and outsourcing have empowered small teams is something I love!
That said, I’d love to hear your take on a challenge I think deserves its own spotlight: the low barrier to entry. All these amazing tools don’t just make it easier for "me", they make it easier for everyone. The playing field is more level, yes, but also more crowded. We are seeing it now with all these companies selling AI tools doing more or less the same thing, many of which could become just a plug-in or a feature in the next iteration of OpenAI or Microsoft after the small guys tested the product/market fit.
For a small company trying to stand out, that creates a new kind of pressure. I'd be curious to hear how you think small teams can differentiate themselves when the same tech advantages are available to all.
Maybe a future post? I’d definitely read it.
Thank you very much for your feedback! Your comment came exactly in the right time when I thought about what to write about next. This is indeed a very interesting question. I already started on this and hope to be able to publish this soon. Thanks for the idea!
Looking forward to reading it. It’s a topic that’s wildly under-explored compared to its louder counterpart: “everything’s easier now, just start!” Sure... me and the 2 billion other people using LLMs 😀.
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I love your big vs small narratives!
Thanks for your feedback. Great to hear!