In Korea, the word, "Hacker' is used only in a narrow sense, who is do something for computer security, or it may be more known as an institute of English. But I wish this definition of what is a hacker is more widespread in Korea.
As more I understand What is a hacker, the more I come to conclude that a startup should be founded by hackers. Most of the startup's founders want to build the strong culture of their company. But it is difficult to define a culture of the company and it is more difficult(Is there a word meaning more difficult?) to settle it. I think if a startup is composed by hackers, there is no need of intentional effort to build a culture. Because there already will be the culture of hacker and that is more powerful than any others.
As more I understand What is a hacker, the more I come to conclude that a startup should be founded by hackers. Most of the startup's founders want to build the strong culture of their company. But it is difficult to define a culture of the company and it is more difficult(Is there a word meaning more difficult?) to settle it. I think if a startup is composed by hackers, there is no need of intentional effort to build a culture. Because there already will be the culture of hacker and that is more powerful than any others.
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