People Who Start Big Companies

How the fuck does somebody start a big company? Like one of these giant companies that does like 100 billion in revenue annually? I mean I get that it's just the same basic techniques you'd use to start any other business, except scaled. But IDK, there's just something about the sheer numbers involved that makes my head spin. What kind of person actually has the initiative, work ethic, connections, etc to pull something like this off? Have you ever met one of these people? Is there some kind of secret to it? I'm guessing there has to be a pretty big dose of 'right place right time' to many of these multi-billion dollar success stories, right?

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you fucking faggot

CIA
t. not CIA

They have documentaries on this type of thing

Jews

capital investment nigga

>not Jewish
>not rich
>not connected
Three strikes you're out

winning the lottery. right time right place. if you are a noname who pulls something like this off imho.

Here's what you need user.

>130+ I.Q and high drive
>parents with at least a 10 million USD networth.
>tons of connections through family, friends, school.
>be born in the perfect time for your company to take off.

>I mean I get that it's just the same basic techniques you'd use to start any other business, except scaled.

No you don't, hence why you're having difficulty understanding

>rich parents
>writing software in middle school
>Harvard University
>Peter Thiel as mentor
>jewish

Not that uncommon really. Zuck just did it globally through the internet. Expect to see 50 more of these faggots in your lifetime.

this faggot is shaping up to break zucks record in the next few years

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haha he thinks facebook actually makes money

Read 'dream hoarders'. You need to be part of the upper middle class which is 20% of society. Also preferably part of a jewish click. That dictates what college you go to, who you associate with. That will place you in 'right place right time'.

The illusion being pushed is that everyone is part of the middle class, everyone can make it. The truth is that the society is divided into classes. If you're born poor you will stay poor unless you win in the casino.

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Like imagine steve jobs and woz when they got their first order of 10,000 pcs by a certain date, like how the fuck are we going to do that?

you need to start a business that collects as much user data under the hood as possible more data is more interessting to the CIA, if you collect enough data for the CIA they will invest in you and eliminate the compettion. and you will become a Tech god in silicon Valley, you can increase your chances by beeing a jew of course or a rich fag
Look at facebook amazon palantir

Fucking privilege / elite class/circle access to capital via private equity and venture capital. And perseverance to fund failed ventures amongst the circle/class memebes before one become Facebook or Palantir. The “confirmation bias” that anyone can do that is a well-crafted and well-marketed PR.

the bigger you get the more you find mechanisms in place that help you scale. VCs play a big part in this. I doubt there has ever been a company that was 100% owned by someone and it scaled to 100+ billion without outside help.

Unique idea with very powerful execution that attracts hordes of people thinking you are the "next big thing" i.e. bitcoin

It's not about them, it's about the market. Both founders of Facebook and Google wanted to sell the company early on for peanuts (couple millions of dollars) but for various reason nobody bought them,

But there were search engines before google, social networks before Facebook, video hosting sites before youtube etc...

Yes, but their execution was....?

Shit. They stopped competing after Google and Facebook stole all of their market share and they continued to lose.

these companies actually got succesful because they started hiring talented people who had experience with these previous platforms. They literally bought their way to success. The fault is on brainlets not paying them enough, giving google and others the chance to hire them. Its probably same history with amazon, and for example the vidya industry

they find a big upcoming trend and they beat everyone else in getting there first or comes first in the industry

idk how to word it

microsoft
Apple
Uber
Air BnB
Facebook

These companies didn’t start big. A lot of the very early versions were started in garages, dorm rooms, etc. The key is that they found a niche they could scale, then they scaled it—often with the help of venture capital investors once they got off the ground and had something to demonstrate.

They also got very lucky and typically benefited from a combination of right place/right time/right skills/right connections. Bill Gates was learning to code as a kid when PCs were rare, then companies gave him many elements of his early software because they thought the money was all in hardware. Zuckerberg had rich parents who hired him private tutors to teach him how to code at a software dev. level before he graduated HS. Jeff Bezos started Amazon as an online bookstore with his inventory in his garage just as the internet was taking off. Warren Buffet bought his first stock at 7 and read every book his library had on investing by the time he was 10, plus he inherited a sizeable amount of money to invest.

All of these companies also hired people smarter and better than the founders to make the products/services better and made keeping them around a priority. When possible, they bought out or merged with competitors to build their monopolies.

>What kind of person actually has the initiative, work ethic, connections, etc to pull something like this off?
Jews.

It's rare that proud white men of Jow Forums admit their inferiority to Jews but I enjoy it.