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>So, for us YC was a no-brainer. Saved you a click. If the general consensus is that YC is worth it, then why bother publish something to state the obvious. I
by thallavajhula 3y ago
>So, for us YC was a no-brainer.
Saved you a click.
If the general consensus is that YC is worth it, then why bother publish something to state the obvious. I'd be more interested in cases or scenarios where the founders felt YC wasn't worth it, which I believe would be very low or non-existent.
- s1artibartfast 3y agothe rationale is relevant. if you are interested in the inverse cases, you look at the reasons and assume the opposite.
- threeseed 3y ago> which I believe would be very low or non-existent Only because your sample size are people who've attended YC. Ask all startups whether they think YC is worth it and the percentage will be significantly higher. Because if you're an experienced founder then the benefits versus dilution equation will be far different than someone who is straight out of college.