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Hghly successful people? Isn't he mostly targeting graduates?
by lgieron 13y ago
Hghly successful people? Isn't he mostly targeting graduates?
- SkyMarshal 13y agoOf top tier schools, or who have worked for top tier companies. Remember his goal shifted recently from funding the best ideas to funding the best people and then finding them a good idea.
- lgieron 13y agoWhat I meant, I don't consider someone who just graduated from Standford and/or worked for a few years at Google "highly successful". It means they're capable and motivated, and that's probably what PG's selecting for.
- SkyMarshal 13y agoWe're using two different definitions of "highly successful". I'm comparing to the populace at large, where getting into Harvard/Stanford/MIT or worked at Google very much = highly successful. I think you're probably using the metric, did they found a startup that hit a billion dollar valuation, or something along those lines.