Investors don’t look at pitch decks for very long

Re:Investors don’t look at pitch decks for very long by coherentpony on Tuesday June 09, 2015 @04:26PM (#9688322)

"DocSend, a startup that provides people with a secure and private way of sharing files like offer letters or legal agreements, studied more than 200 pitchdecks ..."

If it's private, how were they able to study them?

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Re:Investors don’t look at pitch decks for very long by chaselee on Tuesday June 09, 2015 @04:32PM (#9688361)

Companies opted in. It's on slide 2 of their findings -> https://docsend.com/view/p8jxsqr.

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Re:Investors don’t look at pitch decks for very long by coherentpony on Tuesday June 09, 2015 @08:05PM (#9689333)

Oh I missed that! Thank you.

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Re:Investors don’t look at pitch decks for very long by conanbatt on Tuesday June 09, 2015 @04:32PM (#9688355)

When I was younger, my mother had bought a condo to move into when I was living with her without me even getting to check it out.

Before going to it, she said "You'll even have a private bathroom".

When I see the apt, it turns out she had a suite bathroom, and I had the other one: the guest bathroom. To this day she still claims it was my private bathroom, since she never got into it.

TLDR; private for whom? :)

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