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Great write-up, and I see PG also had a separate post that overlaps with my other comment here: "When a sufficiently high-up decision maker decides he/she want
by tempnow987 5y ago
Great write-up, and I see PG also had a separate post that overlaps with my other comment here:
"When a sufficiently high-up decision maker decides he/she wants to buy your startup, he/she will attempt to meet with you constantly and put time pressure on you, so as to prevent you from shopping the deal and getting a better offer. The absence of this behavior indicates the other company is not serious about acquiring your business."