I've heard that most VCs/Angels consider a company profitable only if they're making an average of $200K/year per employee. VCs are looking at their ROI, so th

I've heard that most VCs/Angels consider a company profitable only if they're making an average of $200K/year per employee. VCs are looking at their ROI, so their view on profitability is based on what they might have in the company - that shouldn't skew the fact that a company might actually be profitable, and with time and growth they will meet those numbers as well.