YouTube Co-Founder Steve Chen on Building World-Changing Innovation
Steve Chen's revolutionary insight is deceptively simple: most startups reveal viability within three to six months, making rapid experimentation more valuable than extensive planning. His trajectory from PayPal to co-founding YouTube demonstrates that breakthrough innovations emerge from treating technical and market…
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