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Why put a month in on a trial that isn't useful to anyone (esp. not the stakeholders) when you can put that month into the product itself? I don't think PG / Y
by Travis 17y ago
Why put a month in on a trial that isn't useful to anyone (esp. not the stakeholders) when you can put that month into the product itself?
I don't think PG / YC judges feel they can't differentiate between a good applicant and a bad one.
Also, this would disproportionately assist the startups who are independantly wealthy / homeless / etc. Other folks have to make money -- YC is supposed to be a bridge to help them do that. It shouldn't be a requirement before application.
edit: JP's comment sums it up best.
- amichail 17y agoHow about if they make it part of the interview? Instead of giving you a month to do it, how about a weekend?