Today I’m going to answer a question from Paul, the founder of an interactive chat app. His question is: “My provider hasn’t delivered on the expected time, what should I do?” Unfortunately, not all software development companies are used to working with startups. Creating a new startup app is more a matter of agility and adaptability, especially regarding specifications. If like Paul, you are facing this situation, you will have to react at some point. Building a startup is not only a matter of building a product, but more a matter of doing business at the right time to market it. So, if your provider hasn’t delivered, here are three ways to move on from it.
Today I’m going to answer a question from Paul, the founder of an interactive chat app.His question is: “My provider hasn’t delivered on the expected time, what should I do?” Unfortunately, not all software development companies are used to working with startups. Creating a new startup app is more a matter of agility and adaptability, especially regarding specifications.Here are the classical reasons why sometimes providers aren’t able to deliver on time:
If like Paul, you are facing this situation, you will have to react at some point. Building a startup is not only a matter of building a product, but more a matter of doing business at the right time to market it.So, if your provider hasn’t delivered, here are three ways to move on from it.If you have a specific question for your project, just go ahead and ask on myctofriend.co/ask.I will do my best to answer your question by video or redirect you to any existing content that will answer it.And also be sure to go through our other content here at myctofriend.co to learn more from real startup growth experiences and better manage your startup development.I will be waiting for your questions, and I look forward to seeing you in other videos. Cheers.
