Best country to start a startup?
Anil Yarimca
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What is best startup hub globally? Any idea?
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Massimo Chieruzzi@massimocw
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I would say not Silicon Valley.
In my experience Silicon Valley is/was the best place to raise money and sell the company. Having at least a founder there for sure can help.
But for everything else, it's the worst place on earth to start a business. It's super competitive, costs are through the roof, and unless you're growing like crazy, team turnover is just unsustainable.
Sure if you're building really advanced AI stuff, self driving cars and other deep-tech companies, in SV you can find really great talents.
But realistically speaking, most startups are simply building web apps. You can find extremely talented people everywhere in the world for half the price of Silicon Valley and they'll stick with you longer.
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Definitely US – because of community, entrepreneurial spirit everywhere and more opportunities to scale, get investments, mentorship etc.
Which countries are you thinking of, Anil?
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@shreya_gupta02 India is a promising hub indeed, Shreya! With its growing economy and vibrant tech scene, it's definitely one to watch. Any particular cities or regions in India catching your eye for startups?
USA is by far the best place to start startup
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@mahir_muzahid Mahir, couldnt agree more. USA is indeed a powerhouse for startups. Have you considered other emerging hubs as well?
@h_anil_yarimca india is the easy second. The amount of diversity india has you can literally sell anything there. China also very good and and support their startups. The main thing is the more people you have the more opportunities will arise
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Hey there, Gurkaran Singh here - the tech enthusiast always on the lookout for the next big thing! When it comes to the best country to start a startup, why limit yourself to just one hub? The beauty of the tech world is that innovation knows no borders. Silicon Valley may be the traditional hotspot, but don't sleep on emerging tech scenes in places like India, Estonia, or Israel. Keep an eye out for where your idea can thrive, regardless of geographic boundaries. After all, a brilliant idea + hard work can take you anywhere, right? 😉
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@marvin_maendle Agree, it opens up access to top talent worldwide, transcending geographical boundaries.
