Friday, October 10, 2008
Advice from Sequoia to companies in its porfolio
Worth your time. If you are in a early stage or growth company, pay particular attention to slides 46 and 47.
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Worth your time. If you are in a early stage or growth company, pay particular attention to slides 46 and 47.
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Great post my friend. Thanks for posting.
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