A Conversation on Hard Tech with Eric Migicovsky

[@masonmincey]

THIS IS WHAT WE WANT MORE OF. HARDWARE STARTUPS. MANUFACTURING. HARD TECH. ETC

[@OmarDelawar]

This is GOLD, would love to have Eric as my mentor or advisor! He basically went through the stuff I am going through right now.

[@michaelmwasela5249]

how did it turn out for you, am here now!

[@michwashington]

I love my PEBBLE and still use it today!

[@normanmtv]

Mich Washington me too

[@amirnathoo4600]

This conversation is 4 years old. But still so relevant when it comes to building a hardware/software company. I’ve been on that journey now for 3 years, on my own and I agree the hardest thing is people telling you you won’t make it. But you can turn that around and use it as a motivation.

[@dancapelle]

Was a backer and huge fan of first Pebble. Good product and impressive they grew with the competition they had.

[@nyakarundi]

I am always amazed by companies that make mistakes and still raise money, connection is key with it comes to raising capital.

[@201111HousewarmingJR]

Best video I have seen on hard tech so far !

[@alexbrod6084]

audio engineer pls

[@nyakarundi]

flexible technical people is the best way to say contractors, this idea of building internal technical team is a waste and not efficient, what you need is a lead tech person to manage the contractor and define what is needed.

[@nuddle2360]

Because I'll have a hardware business these lessons are really cool

[@justinfleagle]

16:50

[@jasongrig]

great video, he is wrong about the patents though. Like very wrong

[@julkiewicz]

How are they wrong? Honest question.

[@GuyNChai]

Adora is not the person to interview him, she... Idk looked lost and uninterested, trying to be there.

[@maihuong93169]

Just the way she looks, I think.