Re:My Y Combinator Interview Experience and my Startup Postm...
by yesimahuman on Wednesday December 08, 2010 @11:22PM
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Though it might seem that way, it was more that YC was a last straw. We think we had an interesting product and there were a lot of possibilities, but there were also a lot of other problems as well, some I wrote about and some I didn't. I definitely wouldn't let a YC decision have an impact on your business, but consider their feedback one part of many that you will receive while building your company, and react accordingly.
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Re:My Y Combinator Interview Experience and my Startup Postm...
by meterplech on Thursday December 09, 2010 @12:55AM
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Fair enough- I would definitely classify that as other information. Didn't mean to be overly judgmental. I just know that TechCrunch recently had an article about foreign startups aiming for funding and not building a business, and was thinking of that.
Re:My Y Combinator Interview Experience and my Startup Postm...
by pclark on Wednesday December 08, 2010 @11:23PM
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You should build something else instead of entirely stopping.
Re:My Y Combinator Interview Experience and my Startup Postm...
by hubb on Wednesday December 08, 2010 @11:39PM
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FTA:
It was a huge confidence booster that I will take with me into my future projects. I hope to interview with YC again with whatever project I happen on next (maybe Fready?)
Re:My Y Combinator Interview Experience and my Startup Postm...
by pclark on Thursday December 09, 2010 @01:24PM
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I hope he started the day after rejection, is what I meant
Re:My Y Combinator Interview Experience and my Startup Postm...
by yesimahuman on Thursday December 09, 2010 @10:49PM
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Why would I ever stop? :) This product is no longer, but there are many other related ones that build on what I've learned and I'm currently exploring them.