At what age, when you choose to defer starting a startup because you need to get more experience, does the probability that you're lying to yourself cross 50%? Jessica thought 26. I thought 24. But somewhere in the mid 20s probably.
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What's your definition?
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That's why their conclusion starts with "In light of this evidence, why do some VCs persist in betting on young founders? We cannot definitively answer this question with the data at our disposal" Also dismiss the outliers, despite outliers being the point.
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The criteria to differentiate start-ups and companies is rate of growth?
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“These highest-performing firms were identified based on employment growth. The age finding is similar using firms with the fastest sales growth instead, and founder age is similarly high for those startups that successfully exit through an IPO or acquisition. “. Laughable?
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If you restrict to the Valley ecosystem, only tech startups targeting multi-billion $ mkts and growing >100%/yr count. However, most successful non-tech biz started by 40+ year olds. By revenues (and by mkt cap, still) those “non-tech” biz still the majority of the economy
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