Diligence at Social Capital, Epilogue: Introducing the 8-ball and “GAAP for Startups” | by Jonathan Hsu | The Startup | Medium
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[Note from the author: See an update to the thinking presented in these articles in my more recent writing on A Quantitative Approach to…
Diligence at Social Capital, Epilogue: Introducing the 8-ball and “GAAP for Startups” Jonathan Hsu 5 min read · Feb 9, 2016 -- 4 Listen Share [Note from the author: See an update to the thinking presented in these articles in my more recent writing on A Quantitative Approach to Product Market Fit and the follow up Unit Economics and the Pursuit of Scale Invariance . I no longer work at Social Capital, if you want to reach me you can email me at jonathan@tribecap.co ] Over the past couple of months we’ve written about how we approach the quantitative part of doing diligence on potential investm
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