The stereotype paints venture capitalists as semi-interested parties who'll mercilessly kill a startup they helped launch if the numbers dictate it. They are very much aware that their decisions affect large groups of people. And as is the case with so many internally motivated, highly successful people, venture capitalists' failures haunt them more than their successes please them. Dagres drops the Harry Harvard and leans forward. He shakes his head.
Advice is worthless.
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