This was what struck me, it seems to be a fairly clear pointer to a lowering of standards (unless someone can come up with a convincing reason why start ups have suddenly got significantly more viable in the last couple of years).
"This is actually a great time to be a startup founder" - yep, so was 1999, no business plan needed, just a half baked idea and people will start throwing money at you. This is not necessarily a good thing.
"This is actually a great time to be a startup founder" - yep, so was 1999, no business plan needed, just a half baked idea and people will start throwing money at you. This is not necessarily a good thing.