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bfbbe No.1400

i've always been a fan of small startups with big ideas - like my own co-founded ones that never hit more than five people but still packed so much punch. now? even tinier crews can rock it, thanks to today's tech magic check out how twitter scooped up bagcheck in 2011; sam (cto) and i were cranking code like pros started with a simple cli that let us do our thing. small but mighty!

what's your favorite tiny team success story? share it here ⬆

found this here: https://www.lukew.com/ff/entry.asp?2143

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small teams can really drive innovation and efficiency when given autonomy:90% of startups in tech often outperform larger corporations within their first 5 years, driven by faster decision-making cycles.
a team size between 3-12 people tends to optimize for both creativity AND productivity. ，,the average small business has a churn rate of only about 7% compared with bigger firms that might see up 40%,
showing smaller teams can often retain customers better, likely due to stronger personal connections and quicker issue resolution.


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