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Today’s two great VC posts are from David Cowan and Stu Phillips. David writes on The Prospects for SaaS. He also discusses his mixed experience with his squash gnocchi. Stu writes on The other side of cost cutting. While cutting costs is important if you are trying to become profitable, Stu suggests that everyone should […]
Today’s two great VC posts are from David Cowan and Stu Phillips.
David writes on The Prospects for SaaS. He also discusses his mixed experience with his squash gnocchi.
Stu writes on The other side of cost cutting. While cutting costs is important if you are trying to become profitable, Stu suggests that everyone should make sure they are focusing on the other side of cost cutting – revenue generation.
Today’s great VC post is from our partner Seth Levine who wrote a post on his blog titled Hiring As A Core Competency. It’s worth a careful read for when you are ready to start hiring again.
A little off topic, but still in the category of “Great VC Posts.” Josh Kopelman of First Round Capital demonstrates his problem solving skills by figuring out how to maintain his US Airways Chairman’s Preferred status without flying to Rome and back.
Jeff Bussgang has today’s great post up titled Let’s Play "Blame The VC." It’s something that regularly confounds VCs and entrepreneurs alike. The punch line: "Then, when you don’t get funding, play "blame the VC". Tell all your friends that those risk-averse idiots wouldn’t know a good deal if it hit them in the face. […]
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