This Founder Lost Control Because His Company Worked | Eric Ries, Lean Startup, Incorruptible

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This week, Eric Ries joins us for a conversation about the hidden cost of startup success.From mission drift and shareholder pressure to governance structures and long-term thinking, Eric explains why many companies lose the very thing that made them great once scale enters the picture.This episode challenges some of Silicon Valley’s deepest assumptions and offers a new framework for founders who want to build companies that endure without becoming hollowed out in the process.

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