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How Startups can Stay Resilient during Economic Recession

Joan Aimuengheuwa by Joan Aimuengheuwa
November 28, 2022
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How Startups can Stay Resilient during Economic Recession
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  • Resilient startups are not saved because they are different from the rest; they strive to be people-first, understand their customer’s needs and be creative
  • Whenever a startup is reliant on investors for capital to keep it running, there is a higher risk of failure when they return their investment
  • Companies that are adept at adapting to change and understanding their markets will survive

In the current economic downturn, it’s crucial for startups and small businesses to be resilient. 

The founders of your startup may not understand exactly how to accomplish this goal yet and find it difficult to cope with an economic recession. This article will give you a proper understanding of standing steadfast and help your company survive a recessionary period, regardless of its size.

Resilient startups are not saved because they are different from the rest. They strive to be people-first, understand their customer’s needs and be creative. Additionally, they have a strong foundation that they build on, while other companies start from scratch.

What is Resilience?

Resilience is both a resistance to shock/adversity and the capability to adapt and recover. It is the key to bouncing back after a hard fall. 

A resilient individual can withstand unexpected hardship without compromising their values. This also allows an individual to maintain a sense of purpose during setbacks.

Resilient startups don’t differ from conventional approaches by much. Asides being people focused and understanding their customer’s needs, they have a high level of creativity when it comes to marketing. The value proposition is more complex and involves actual business model tests.

Finding unique solutions, and sticking to those solutions are their targets. They build and improve on what works rather than going for broke on something that doesn’t.

Many startups fail because they focus too heavily on their product and not their customer. Resilient startups create a process where they can understand the customer’s needs and use that information to develop their business.

During an economic downturn, it is not uncommon for startups to run out of cash. When business owners reach this point, usually, some feel the only viable option is to seek investor funding. Whenever a startup is reliant on investors for capital to keep it running, there is a higher risk of failure when they return their investment.

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Concept of Resilience 

The concept of resilience is really a twofold process. The first aspect is “resilience” to withstand a shock or an adverse event, the second aspect is “adaptive” in that you can recover or adapt to the new reality and return to normal.

Resilience is a term that’s used commonly these days across many facets of the human experience and both aspects of resilience are vital for recovery and adaptation. Life would be great if we didn’t have to deal with adversity, but this isn’t realistic. 

Startups are not immune to an economic recession. However, they need to focus on ways to remain resilient and continue to grow despite a slowdown in the economy. 

There are many reasons why startups may struggle with financials during a downturn, most of which revolve around inadequate cash. But what if we took a softer approach and looked at ways to keep your startup growing and thriving despite an economic downturn?

Every startup goes through tough times, even during prosperous times. Despite the resilience of startups, some are not so lucky and suffer from an economic recession.

Startups are currently finding it hard to overcome their obstacles and survival rates have dropped. While these companies may have registered a high growth rate in the past, they now find themselves struggling with survival rates which are lower than most successful business models.

Technology Companies

When times are good, startups can reap huge rewards. In good times, technology companies have a reputation to uphold and need to provide their customers with top-notch products and services in order to attract new business.

Most technology companies are familiar with the ups and downs of the economy, and know how to adapt to different times. They can reap huge rewards for a short amount of time and continue to attract new clients.

Because technology companies require such large investments, they generally need to have a proven track record in order to be profitable. This can be a challenge due to the fast-paced nature of the industry and the heavy competition, but with the right structure in place and the right products, companies in the technology industry are bound to succeed.

They have to create and provide a quality product while also keeping their prices reasonable. They need to be able to handle unexpected demand and to deal with changing market conditions.

How Startups can Stay Resilient during Economic Recession
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Technology companies are defined in many ways. Their expertise and creative abilities play a huge role in the success of any business that operates online. This is why it’s important for them to stay on top of the latest trends and technologies.

Companies that are adept at adapting to change and understanding their markets will survive, which is why companies need to work with top-notch developers who know how to create a lasting business.

Concluding Statements 

When we’re dealing with an established company, it can sometimes be difficult to get a meeting. I’m going to give you my best advice, but your job is to sell them on your capabilities, not just the merits of your product.

The economic downturn has affected every aspect of life and has raised concerns about the resilience of our economy. Startups experience many ups and downs in the success of their business and are often eager to understand how they can be helped to overcome these challenges.

During a recession, the main cause of failure is loss of sales. When a startup encounters a recession, it has to be able to adapt to not only increase sales but also do so without losing customers. To do this, startups need to control their expenses, avoid unnecessary spending and be aware of external factors that can affect them.

We all like to think of ourselves as being constantly resilient. But in reality, business owners are operating on some incredibly thin ice and must be prepared for everything from the unexpected to the expected. Preparing for a recession is an important part of being a successful entrepreneur.

During the downturn, many of your clients will be looking to cut costs. However, they cannot take shortcuts in a recession. Their success depends on your ability to provide them with information that can help them make strategic decisions, so that you can keep clients happy and bring in new ones.

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