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If one factors in the 2-3% YC acceptance rate, and makes the assumption (that I admittedly haven't checked out) that no startups rejected by YC are now billion
by mrsharpoblunto 13y ago
If one factors in the 2-3% YC acceptance rate, and makes the assumption (that I admittedly haven't checked out) that no startups rejected by YC are now billion dollar companies, that closes the difference down to around 100x
- loceng 13y agoIf there are limited choices for resources and YC gets to choose the best options, then how much is actually attributed to being in YC vs. those startups having received mentorship? Out of the companies that will become or are billion dollar companies, how many already had their direction/focus and business model decided before joining YC? Correlation != causation, right?