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#31: Ayushi Sinha (Princeton) - On the importance of user interviews and the balance between staying true to your vision & taking feedback
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Why are user interviews so important when building a product that's not for yourself? What are some clever tactics? And how do you balance staying true to your vision vs. taking feedback?
Ayushi Sinha joins us on the couch today! Ayushi is a recent Princeton grad who studied Computer Science and received a certificate in Cognitive Science. Hailing from Chattanooga, Tennessee, Ayushi was the founder of several ventures during her time in college. She co-founded the startup WellPower, a vertically integrated Uber for water filtration and distribution in East Africa. She also co-founded Princeton’s first student-led VC, Prospect Student Ventures, to invest in student founders and teach core concepts of venture capital. She is currently an incoming member of the Product team at Nines, a startup bringing AI to radiology diagnostics and backed by Accel and 8VC.
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