Were you a Corporate slave before founding your company What was the switchover point for you How do you manage all depts in your company like sales can be difficult while also taking care of finance
Corporate slave to Founder > Founder slave to VC > VC slave > Investors 🔁
Have an understanding co-founder( even if from the same domain) and list down things you don't know as a group and divide who is to learn what. We did this for design, ML and frontend( though they all are tech related) As for finance I would suggest just get a good lawyer and CA( preferably through connect) and even if you have to pay a bit more pay that money.
One thing you need to really look at is tracking burn and that doesn't really need knowledge of finance
Yes I seriously regret it now
Hello everyone,
Saw quite some people doing AMAs on this platform from VCs to Engineers, but nobody from Founder's Office roles.
Knowing that this role is somewhat new in the job market, not many people still know a lot about it. Shoot...
To all people who have switched from conventional corporate careers like consulting, banking etc. to a founder's office role
How has your experience been? What worked/ didn't work? What do you think is a long term play here? What should...
Sharing a note from the day I resigned. Well, alot happened from then and I am just grateful for how things have turned out.
Also, happy festives guys🥳🥳
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