Surprise. Like any one receiving equity (employees, VCs, etc.) you need to perform due dilligence to make sure you're getting value out of the relationship. Y

Surprise. Like any one receiving equity (employees, VCs, etc.) you need to perform due dilligence to make sure you're getting value out of the relationship. You wouldn't just accept the first VC offer you received would you? You also very carefully pick which VCs you approach (as the network they have is very important as well). Why wouldn't you do the same thing with advisors?