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Konstantin Durnev is the co-founder of startups, inBook – an offline survey app and Yafi – the feedback widget for a website. He is a frontend engineer with 7 years of experience. He has experience and expertise in digital product development. Konstantin completed his education from Southern Federal University (former Rostov State University). He is based out of Russia.
In an exclusive interview with AsiaTechDaily, Konstantin says:
If you launch a product, I think one of the main things is excellent customer service. It also includes the ability to listen to your customers and develop what they need.
Doing something is always better than doing nothing.
Read on to know more about Konstantin Durnev and his journey.
Konstantin Durnev: I am a frontend engineer with about 7 years of experience. Currently, I am working on two startups with my partners: inBook — offline survey app, Yafi — feedback widget for a website.
Konstantin Durnev: I always wanted to start my own business because working on your own thing is different. Every task you complete feels like an investment in your future.
Konstantin Durnev: We communicated with our first users before we launched, and even before, we started developing the software. We can say that we developed our first versions with our customers. We wanted to make sure that people need our product and our product meets their specific needs.
Konstantin Durnev: We don’t have any sophisticated business model; we are just trying to create the right product and improve it.
Konstantin Durnev: We didn’t raise investment money. All we have we did on our own. I handled all the technical stuff, and my partner did the rest: sales, legal, etc.
Konstantin Durnev: If you launch a product, I think one of the main things is excellent customer service. It also includes the ability to listen to your customers and develop what they need.
Konstantin Durnev: Gather perfect team, come up with an interesting idea, do not invent the wheel.
Konstantin Durnev: Product launch is never easy, but I think the hardest thing is not to delay the launch because you believe it’s not ready for the outside world.
Konstantin Durnev: I think the main mistake is to have high expectations. Maybe someone launches a business, and the second day they are a millionaire. But usually, this doesn’t happen. Every founder should be able to wait, work hard, and remember that they’re gaining experience.
Konstantin Durnev: I do know for sure. We are always looking for marketing channels, and I can’t say that some way is wrong and other is right. It also depends on the type of business and the founders’ preferences.
Konstantin Durnev: Doing something is always better than doing nothing.
Konstantin Durnev: I would study more about business and programming and would start playing sports earlier.
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