Wanelo: The First Million Users
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Re: Wanelo: The First Million Users
#2Can someone tell me why it could possibly be relevant to say that she is single?
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#3Can someone tell me why it could possibly be relevant to say that she is single?
Is it referencing her status as a founder(a single founder, versus having a co-founder)?
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#4Can someone tell me why it could possibly be relevant to say that she is single?
Because it's about not having a co-founder; not her marital status.
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#5Can someone tell me why it could possibly be relevant to say that she is single?
I think that it's about the single founder but even besides that, if you're married there's a good chance your spouse can provide a stable household while you're working on the company. This means you have a longer runway and more support than if you were socially single.
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#6I enjoy seeing the holistic progress / story of a startup. It's comforting to see for others that things do take a long time.
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#7Can someone tell me why it could possibly be relevant to say that she is single?
A better choice of words would have been "solo"
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#8Non-tech and the first site was made using what? Her mind power? Wordpress?
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#9Can someone tell me why it could possibly be relevant to say that she is single?
Why is it relevant that she's female?
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#10Non-tech and the first site was made using what? Her mind power? Wordpress?
That's what I wanted to ask.
All that "single, female, non-tech" doesn't make much sense to me if a team of developers was hired to create this website.