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if it's not money, is it time or talent?
by keefe 16y ago
if it's not money, is it time or talent?
- photon_off 16y agoThe limit is probably the amount of "fund-worthy" founders that exist (and apply) at any given time. If it's not that, then YCombinator batches are kept intentionally small. I would imagine so that there's a higher mentor:founder ratio, and so that all the founders form a tighter-knit group. If the groups are small enough so that everybody knows everybody, there's the "esprit de corps" that binds all together in the common goal of success. You don't want to show up to the Tuesday dinner and report no progress.