What Venture Capitalists Can Teach Companies About Decision-Making
HBR IdeaCast
Real Leadership Advice vs. Startup Cliches
Leadership advice can sometimes sound like buzzwords and platitudes, causing the need to seek real, authentic guidance. Startups are often associated with resourcefulness, willingness to fail, and the ability to spot opportunities others miss, but these qualities can become cliches. The essence lies in the details, such as the unique ability of venture capitalists to seek value. Ilya Strabilayev, a professor at Stanford's Graduate School of Business, has extensively researched successful venture capital firms, uncovering what truly drives them. His insights provide practical lessons for organizations aiming to enhance decision-making with a VC mindset.
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