By "fail fast ...but not too fast," entrepreneur Kurt Theobald referred to which of the following?
A)learning from failures but not giving up too soon
B)learning from failures but pacing out the failures
C) fail early in the game, then lower your rate of failure
D)learn from failures but don't fail too many times

Question

By "fail fast ...but not too fast," entrepreneur Kurt Theobald referred to which of the following?
A)learning from failures but not giving up too soon
B)learning from failures but pacing out the failures
C) fail early in the game, then lower your rate of failure
D)learn from failures but don't fail too many times

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The phrase "fail fast" suggests that it's important to take risks and try new things, even if it means failing sometimes. However, Theobald's caveat of "but not too fast" implies that there should still be some caution and measured risk-taking. Therefore, the best answer is A - learning from failures but not giving up too soon.

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