India learns to ‘fail fast’ with startups


Taking failure as a norm would be a major cultural shift in India, where high-achieving children are expected to take steady jobs at recognised firms.

Families that expect children to have respectable jobs may be beginning to accept failure as the tech industry starts to come of age.

After ping pong tables, motivational posters and casual dress codes, India’s tech startups are following Silicon Valley’s lead and embracing the “fail fast” culture credited with fuelling creativity and success in the United States.

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