Continuing my thread on getting the VC job.
When preparing to get a venture job, it’s important to understand which role you’re likely to fill and what experience you need to do so.
You need to make an honest assessment of the various types of experience that you do an do not have that are attractive to VCs, filling gaps where you can to fit into one of the 4 VC molds. If you have some investing experience, for example, you may want to check the operating experience box by working at a startup, taking a role at a large corporation or starting a company. If you’re obtaining a graduate level degree, you can partially check this box by interning or advising startups in your spare time.
To read the full, original article click on this link: Want To Be A VC? Round Out Your Resume
Author: Mark Peter Davis
