When to Follow the Hype and When to Ignore it? | TechCrunch Disrupt 2023
Chasing the next big thing is often a pretty good idea for founders and investors alike. But when folks are chasing the wrong trend, the hype can be more siren song than victory march. When should founders follow the hype? When should they ignore it? Join the conversation with TechCrunch Senior Editor Walter Thompson and […]
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