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My trick for doing this is a sort of reverse skepticism: I challenge myself to imagine a scenario where (some more evolved version of) the idea works. I don't want to fail the challenge, so I'm highly motivated to discover an answer.https://twitter.com/yuris/status/1338202793463566336 …
I once did office hours with a startup and couldn't imagine a scenario where they got big. In desperation I asked them what their interviewers had liked about them. Turned out they weren't actually in the batch. They'd gate-crashed YC and I thought they were my next office hours.
Jessica was so mad. This was the point where we got a combination lock on the door. I, however, was greatly relieved to find they weren't in the batch. I'd worried I was losing my touch, and that the interviewers had seen something I just couldn't see.
Full marks for ingenuity though!
Exactly what went through my mind as well haha. But probably not great if it ends up burning bridges.
And what happened next? That's the curious part for me :)
Jessica courteously but firmly escorted them out, and I went to look for the startup I'd been scheduled to meet with during that office hour slot.
Here in Brazil we call this the Brazilian way.
O jeitinho kkkk
Got to admire their audacity.
The startup is doing whatever it takes. That's cool!
Classic 'Act like you belong'. Pretty sure they're using 'YC dropout' as a badge of honour.
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