From Start-up to Grown-up - Sid Viswanathan on Constant Change for the Role of Founders
Sid Viswanathan says founders have to learn new skills every six months as their company scales, and each shift brings the same self-doubt: can I do this, am I the right person, should I hire someone better. The uncertainty never stops, it just changes shape.
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