<ul><li>In a recent LinkedIn post, Mukul Rustagi, CEO and co-founder of Classplus, outlined six 'unacceptable' habits he believes early-stage startups should avoid.</li><li>First on his list is the absence of founders engaging in sales activities, followed by managers isolating themselves in cabins rather than working alongside their teams.</li><li>Rustagi also criticizes the presence of a strategy vertical, opting for luxury accommodations on business trips, hiring solely based on pedigree (such as from IIT/IIM), and recruiting talented individuals without clear roles defined.</li><li>This post garnered significant attention, with many users chiming in with additional insights and experiences, emphasizing the importance of fostering the right culture from the outset.</li></ul>

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