Hey Hey Hey, that's not part of the job description.
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If you only want to invest in people you like, use your own money. GPs have fiduciary duties. What do you think this is, the country club?
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Not difficult to imagine the many ways that working with people you don’t like could lead to worse financial outcomes.
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Oh yeah for sure, I definitely wouldn't go to Margaritaville with someone I didn't like. But if I'm given public money with a responsibility to return capital to to pensioners, then I might have to give up my bias.
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You two are talking about different types of failure. It's true that you want to optimize for each company to have a shot at being a huge winner. But the whole point is that if the founder is someone no one wants to work with, then that greatly reduces the chance of a huge exit.
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You not wanting to work with a founder does not mean everyone not wanting to work with them. I would imagine that we have different ideas about what makes a good boss.
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That’s a good example of someone screening for social anxiety instead of value to the company.
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