Y combinator startup

[Anais_nin]

Does it require training nd like minded people?

what exactly they look for?

anyone went for training?

[No_body_friends]

Froxy support untadhi bro 

[Anthasunyam]

4 hours ago, Anais_nin said:

Does it require training nd like minded people?

what exactly they look for?

anyone went for training?

check this 

Insights Into YC’s Interview Process

• What they look for:
  • The ability of founders to communicate their idea clearly
    • “A founder who truly understands what they’re working on is able to explain it to a layman” – Michael Seibel
  • Founders should know more about their customers and product than the interviewer
  • Interviews provide a great way to further assess if founders have a good relationship
• After interviews each Partner can vote: Strong Yes, Weak Yes, Strong No, Weak No
  • In the past, startups admitted to YC with 3 “Weak Yes”, tended to perform badly
  • Now, as long as there is one Strong Yes, the company will be accepted
    • If someone can’t dream a startup to be something massive, it probably won’t be

 

Also listen to this podcast, Michael Seibel gave some good insights about the process and what they look for.

https://lnns.co/KqCG-R7d2oE

https://podcastnotes.org/investors-field-guide/lessons-from-thousands-of-startups-michael-seibel-on-invest-like-the-best-with-patrick-oshaughnessy/

[Anthasunyam]

https://podcastnotes.org/members-only/how-to-get-into-y-combinator-as-shared-by-sam-altman-himself/