SGE · · 1 min readNew Poll: Should Entrepreneurs Keep To Their Release Deadlines?
Back in early February, SmartLoans told SGE that they would be launching its site up to the public within two weeks but only just recently kept that promise. This is April. Did this delay harm or help them? When entrepreneurs make known publicly of a release deadline, do you think they should keep to it? In this example, were you eagerly waiting for the launch of SmartLoans and was disappointed? Or did this wait enhance your excitement? We’re curious. Let us know!
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