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Turning Real Problems into Ideas For A Tech Startup: A Developer's Perspective
Most great startups didn’t start with a big pitch deck — they started with someone annoyed enough to fix something. Every day, thousands of students work on engineering college projects, submit science fair projects for high school, or tinker with student engineering project ideas. What separates a regular school project from a potential tech startup? The answer: Real-world problems. **
Most great startups didn’t start with a big pitch deck — they started with someone annoyed enough to fix something.
Every day, thousands of students work on engineering college projects, submit science fair projects for high school, or tinker with student engineering project ideas. What separates a regular school project from a potential tech startup?
The answer: Real-world problems.
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