Re:Y Combinator's Graham Says Startups Must Improve Lives
by davidw on Saturday June 18, 2011 @05:08PM
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> The fact that TS would be just as good without the founder isn't necessarily a positive sign.
If they have 'productized' the process so that they get, rather than one charismatic, super smart guy like PG, a series of founder types who go in and talk and mentor their startups, perhaps it can be made to "scale" to some degree, rather than be a program based exclusively on the brilliance of one individual.
Although, to be fair, YC seems to be taking on new people as well.
If they have 'productized' the process so that they get, rather than one charismatic, super smart guy like PG, a series of founder types who go in and talk and mentor their startups, perhaps it can be made to "scale" to some degree, rather than be a program based exclusively on the brilliance of one individual.
Although, to be fair, YC seems to be taking on new people as well.