“I literally, you know, set up, I think, about 30 to 50 interviews with fellow founders because the easiest thing for me to say at the time was, hey, this is a problem that I faced in my previous company.”

Founder's Story · Serial Founder: I Failed For 3 Years, Sold A Company, Then Raised VC On A Napkin | Ep. 459 with Girish Redekar CEO and Co-founder of Sprinto

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conducted about 30 to 50 interviews with fellow founders to validate the problem before building Sprinto

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