I think VC-funded hypergrowth raise your company's chance of failure. However, it also raises the chance of a big exit. Hence, high risk, high return. VCs are i

I think VC-funded hypergrowth raise your company's chance of failure. However, it also raises the chance of a big exit. Hence, high risk, high return. VCs are in the business of investing in high risk, high return companies. So it's natural they want their portfolio companies to optimize for high return than survival. If any one of the VC's 50 portfolio company makes a big exit, the VC profits. For founders and employees, you can't work for 50 different high risk, high return companies at the same time, so that might not be what they want.