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Really depends on the VC - some of them are very courteous, others downright psychopathic - but radio silence is not unusual. As much practice as most VCs have
by tworats 14y ago
Really depends on the VC - some of them are very courteous, others downright psychopathic - but radio silence is not unusual. As much practice as most VCs have had saying no it can still be hard, particularly after lengthy discussions, so sometimes they don't say anything.
- pbiggar 14y agoIf you say "no", it's hard to come back and say "yes" if the company turns out to be hot.
- blindman2k 14y agoI agree pbiggar. This rule applies to any business transaction. "No" is terminal, "silence" is not. Why say "no" and terminate a discussion when they can drag it on for as long as they want by saying nothing? I see it all the time in normal everyday business.