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What's your startup's P/E Ratio?

What's your organizations's P/E Ratio?

Balancing Product Efficiency & Engineering Productivity

We're NOT talking about Price/Earnings ratio. 

And 4WeekStartup is focused on the Early Market, often bootstrapping startups with no revenue or funding.
In other words, there's no earnings and no price (i.e. valuation by funding).

No my fellow starving entrepreneurs, for startups like ours, there's a different P/E Ratio.
P/E Ratio means the balance between Product Management & Engineering
P/E also implies Productivity / Efficiency 

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