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That’s something a VC could say instead of silence. Helping someone build their business would be incredibly supportive. However it seems that no VCs were inter
by PascLeRasc 6y ago
That’s something a VC could say instead of silence. Helping someone build their business would be incredibly supportive. However it seems that no VCs were interested in doing that.
- katzgrau 6y agoHaving been a VC-backed wannabe for a period of time (and pitched some well known investors), I learned that most investors would rather not offer that kind of feedback because it inevitably raises counterpoints which extends the conversation they didn't want to have in the first place. A simple "no, thank you" let's them get on with their day. It sucks for the founders but that's really just the nature of being a "salesperson" in any field - constant rejection and little insight.