Startup School by Y Combinator

The Path to $100B by Paul Buchheit

Oct 24, 2018

54:42

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The Most Important Product of a Social Network Is the Network Effect

02:12

Are You Paying Attention to the Past or the Present?

01:55

Best Practices for Enterprise Companies

02:34

Introduction

3min

What Made You Think of California?

2min

How to Find Start Ups in Lennox

2min

How Did It Feel Like a Google?

2min

Is There a Vision for Your Business?

2min

What Happened to Google in the Nineties?

3min

How to Build a Mailbox in Emal

2min

Are You Happy With Now?

2min

The Genesis of the Boucuet Rule

2min

10.

The Summer Founders Programme

2min

11.

How Did You Get Into Angel Investing?

2min

12.

What's the Biggest Challenge for a Product?

3min

13.

The Most Important Product of a Social Network Is the Network Effect

2min

14.

Is Your Energy Level Going Up or Down?

2min

15.

I'm Going to Go Off in a New Direction, Right?

2min

16.

The Most Powerful Weapon in a Start Up

2min

17.

Start-Ups - You Don't Want Too Much Money, Right?

2min

18.

How to Make a Juice Bag Squeezer Work for You

2min

19.

Are You Paying Attention to the Past or the Present?

2min

20.

What Is It That Makes These Companies So Big?

4min

21.

The Tipping Point Is When You Can't Keep Up With Demand

1min

22.

Best Practices for Enterprise Companies

3min

23.

Do You Believe in Personas to Represent Your Customers?

2min

24.

How Can Gole Never Met in Social Networking?

3min

YC Partner and the creator of Gmail, Paul Buchheit in conversation with Geoff describes how he thinks about companies that manage to scale to the ultimate level.

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