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To view keyboard shortcuts, press question mark View keyboard shortcuts Home Explore Notifications Chat Grok Bookmarks Creator Studio Premium Profile More Post Kevin Xu @_kvnshu Post See new posts Conversation Pinned Keith Rabois @rabois Formula for startup success: Find large highly fragmented industry w low NPS; vertically integrate a solution to simplify value product. 11:09 AM · Jun 2, 2017 643 2.3K 11K 5.4K Post your reply Reply Ian Brown @igb · Aug 4, 2022 Don’t forget: use deceptive marketing to cheat customers. The FTC just slapped Opendoor with a $62 million fine for 'misleading' customers about the true... From businessinsider.com 2 3 58 Keith Rabois @rabois · Aug 4, 2022 false. 5 14 Danny @danielstedman · Dec 6, 2020 Weird definition of success. 3 1 15 Keith Rabois @rabois · Dec 6, 2020 yields IPOs w market caps over $1OB which redefine & improve entire industries. 1 1 33 Show replies Mat Sherman @Mat_Sherman · Jan 8, 2021 Is VC fragmented? 3 12 Keith Rabois @rabois · Jan
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