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For those who haven't seen, here are some excerpts from AirBed and Breakfast’s Application to Y Combinator. https://i.imgur.com/55yP1CZ.jpg https://i.imgur.com
by tristanj 6y ago
For those who haven't seen, here are some excerpts from AirBed and Breakfast’s Application to Y Combinator.
https://i.imgur.com/55yP1CZ.jpg https://i.imgur.com/55yP1CZ.jpg
This is from the Harvard Business School case study on Airbnb.
- sambroner 6y agoThose are really cool, fun answers.
- conanbatt 6y agoThats a great application
- ignoramous 6y agoMirror: https://archive.vn/Ygn2f https://archive.vn/Ygn2f
- est31 6y agoInteresting, so they already had revenue before they even applied to Y Combinator. I wonder: how much was Y Combinator part of their success? Would they have been successful without being part of the program as well?
- dannyw 6y agoThe message: don’t be a normie playing everything by the book, getting good grades in college and then working for 5 years at your BigCorp. Be clever.
- i_am_new_here 6y agoIt was the hot insights at it's time. When looking back and depending on what you already know these insights have either been chewed upon for a long time and aren't that fresh any more or are still quite interesting. Thanks for the short summary of something, which is rather common knowledge today in our circle and thus makes perfect sense to wrap up in a short sentence instead of going into the full length article. Though it is also about opportunity and where I live (somewhere in Europe) there mostly is only the chance to work a decent job and paradoxically with that keep "the old big industry further afloat" - sideways and to the right on a high level (stock / revenue), locking everyone in this world and maybe/probably watching Silicon Valley disrupt it.