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It certainly is, but in the US there have apparently been enough incentives for some founders not to accept an offer at that level. Some of those founders have
by Silhouette 5y ago
It certainly is, but in the US there have apparently been enough incentives for some founders not to accept an offer at that level. Some of those founders have gone on to build their businesses up to billion-dollar valuations, with dominance in their field, and now they've become the ones doing the investing and acquiring for the next generation of tech businesses. We have almost none of that in Europe, and I think it's important to ask why. I don't believe we lack people with ideas, skills and entrepreneurial instincts, and that means something else is getting in the way.
- jbverschoor 5y agoName some in the EU
- Silhouette 5y agoSome of what?