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www.startuphacks.vc
Running a pre-seed stage firm is incredibly exciting, humbling, and exceptionally difficult. It's the hardest job I've ever had because it is so many jobs in 1. Here is what it's like... |
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abhyrama.com
With daily morning newspapers dedicating pages and front lines to startups and venture capital(VC) investments, they are no longer the niche they used to be. Whenever a startup investment is in the news, I hear questions along the lines of: Is the VC crazy to invest so much money in that startup? Why does that... |
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sethlevine.typepad.com
I get asked this question a lot and while the real answer is "I have absolutely no idea," I thought I'd make something up here so I at least have a place to send people who ask me this question... |
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www.sethlevine.com
I get asked this question a lot and while the real answer is "I have absolutely no idea," I thought I'd make something up here so I at least have a place to send people who ask me this question (as well as anyone else who happens to stumble upon this blog searching for 'getting a job at a venture capital firm'). This post is for aspiring analysts, associates and principals and has little to do withgetting a job as a partner (which I hope to figure out one day too . . .) Step one: Assume you will not be able to land a job as a venture capitalist. This is the realistic outcome of trying to get a... |
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