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exactly... that's my first point: give them something to reach for, the end game. my second point is that the VC is not really leadership so the example the VC
by zackattack 16y ago
exactly... that's my first point: give them something to reach for, the end game.
my second point is that the VC is not really leadership so the example the VC sets is irrelevant.
- enjo 16y agoWhile I don't agree with the original point either, VC's most definitely hold a leadership position within a company. After all they always a board member and two or three VC's typically represent the majority shareholder block. I've seen it go both ways. I've seen VC's lead companies to huge exits, as well as lead companies straight into the ground.
- zackattack 16y agoi did not consider the fact that they hold a board position and represent the majority shareholder block and because of that they have an influence on the company culture. i was wrong and retract my statement accordingly.