Vinod Khosla versus Stanford's business school
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What do you do when people say you need more work experience?
Besides giving me a chance to spend time with my family, the holidays provide a space for me to pore through my notes, reflect on nuggets I've collected, and connect disparate ideas. So I thought I’d share something I’ve been thinking about recently. I heard Vinod Khosla would give a small fireside chat at Stanford earlier this month, so I jumped on the opportunity. By all measures, Khosla is a giant in Silicon Valley. He was one of the co-founders of the legendary Sun Microsystems and then transitioned to a career as a successful venture capitalist. And while the talk covered his…
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