BOF-TequilaBook.pdf Download this file Corporate culture documents are usually super cheesy, but, when done well, they can be a good reminder of who a company really is. My favorite part: #10. If it ain't fun, we must be doing something wrong. Brainsonfire.com
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via vator.tv Raising Money: * Phase 1: Once you have a mature idea, raise $100,000 from friends and family to build a prototype * Phase 2: Prototype complete, raise $1 million and launch an alpha into the market. * Phase 3: Once you have some traction, raise $5 to $10 million to scale up. Phase … [Read more…]
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A startup with a couple founders in their early twenties can have expenses so low that they could be profitable on as little as $2000 per month. That’s negligible as corporate revenues go, but the effect on your morale and your bargaining position is anything but. At YC we use the phrase “ramen profitable” to … [Read more…]
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