What do you do after your startup fails?

What to do when your startup fails

• You Need To Grieve. Losing a startup, at least for me, was traumatic.
• Write Down Why You Failed. Don’t tuck away your failure.
• Look Deeper At Your Identity. I believed my identity was being a successful entrepreneur.
• Don’t Question Your Sanity.
• Know Your Future Is Strong.
• Tell Others.

How do you bounce back from a startup failure?

1. Accept and identify. The first step of grief management is usually denial, so keep that in mind as you do a post-mortem.
2. Analyze past failures.
3. Make a list of your accomplishments (or those of your team)
4. Practice self-care (but don’t wallow)
5. Make a plan to fail differently.

Why is my startup failing?

An incredibly common problem that causes startups to fail is a weak management team. Weak management teams make mistakes in multiple areas: They are often weak on strategy, building a product that no-one wants to buy as they failed to do enough work to validate the ideas before and during development.

How do you get a job after working at a startup?

1. Find a lot of startups you like.
2. Look for the open positions.
3. Prepare the 3 necessities.
4. Apply for the positions.
5. While waiting, understand their business model and polish up on your skills for the job.
6. Once you get an interview invite, do some spec work.
7. Show you are a fit (culturally and professionally)

How did you overcome failures?

Don’t make excuses for your failures. Make an effort to find out exactly why things went the way they did, accept any mistakes you may have made, and focus on learning from them. Many people feel disheartened after a failure, while many others take failures as an opportunity to learn about and improve themselves.