These are not the most common archetypes I've seen. Many (most?) VCs come from the finance/m&a/vc world. They have not run companies nor been on succesful produ

These are not the most common archetypes I've seen. Many (most?) VCs come from the finance/m&a/vc world. They have not run companies nor been on succesful product teams before. It is rare that a VC is an ex-operator, though founders want to work with them the most making them highly sought after. This explained to me the disconnect I found between how I viewed the world as a founder, and how certain VCs viewed the world as finance people.