MVP Lean Startup: Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Build an MVP

In this video, we explore why you shouldn't build an MVP and the pitfalls that come with it.
Discover the reasons why focusing on building an MVP can be a costly mistake, leading to wasted functionality, time, and money.
Learn how a long and expensive learning cycle can hinder your startup's progress.
Instead, we emphasize the importance of focusing on learning and understanding your customers with minimal engineering efforts.
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⌚️Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
0:07 - Building Your Guess
2:00 - Risk of Useless Functionality
3:15 - High Costs in Time and Money
4:28 - Long and Expensive Learning Cycles
5:44 - Efficient Learning Without an MVP
6:13 - How to Run a Startup Effortlessly?
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[@yulianafedorova432]

Great and useful video with interesting cases! 👏🏻👍🏻

[@kuzemkon]

Thank you for the feedback!

[@jesusmiguel1560]

before the mvp, you drum up lead/demand. to get a sense of what to build. if you create the mvp first, you're wasting time. you need to see if there's a market and if said market has an urgency to fix the problem.

[@kuzemkon]

100%. Thanks for your thought!

[@edwinkys]

Is it really an MVP if it’s not viable enough for people to use though?

[@kuzemkon]

That’s right. Formally it could not be even called an MVP. My point here is that MVP is not dedicated to perform market validation, because invalidated product is uncertain and thus could not be viable. That’s why it’s important to validate the hypothesis before building an MVP