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If you're a friend of the VC and he suggests you work for a portfolio company, then maybe you can rely on the VC's judgment without asking questions. General i
by OliverJones 9y ago
If you're a friend of the VC and he suggests you work for a portfolio company, then maybe you can rely on the VC's judgment without asking questions.
General it's always legitimate to ask these questions. Why? Because they cut straight to how the company will be valued, by a customer or by a potential acquirer.