The First Investor Meeting
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The First Investor Meeting
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#2Hey, just to make sure credit goes where credit is due, this post was written by my awesome co-founder, Cassie :)
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#3We are working with (list companies they may have missed out on funding) already, and I know we can get even stronger people with the right funds.
I would be wary of bending the truth, investors talk...
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#4We are working with (list companies they may have missed out on funding) already, and I know we can get even stronger people with the right funds. I would be wary of bending the truth, investors talk...
No, I wouldnt bend the truth either. Dont say something you can't back up. I merely that you should be sure to mention any big name companies you do have relationships with.
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#5We are working with (list companies they may have missed out on funding) already, and I know we can get even stronger people with the right funds. I would be wary of bending the truth, investors talk...
No, I wouldnt bend the truth either. Dont say something you can't back up. I merely that you should be sure to mention any big name companies you do have relationships with.
ok - sorry if I misunderstood you :-)
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#6We are working with (list companies they may have missed out on funding) already, and I know we can get even stronger people with the right funds. I would be wary of bending the truth, investors talk...
No, I wouldnt bend the truth either. Dont say something you can't back up. I merely that you should be sure to mention any big name companies you do have relationships with.
Yup. The takeaway from our post is simple: if you're working with people from successful companies, mention them. If your lead engineer was a high-ranking team lead at Google, that carries more weight than if his latest work was, let's say, managing the database for a potato factory in Ohio.