If you’re a CMU alum, go join the Tech & Entrepreneurship group.
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CMU does work as good as, say MIT Media Lab or NYU ITP, but doesn’t market itself enough. Let’s change that.
I’m helping with this event!
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CMU does work as good as, say MIT Media Lab or NYU ITP, but doesn’t market itself enough. Let’s change that.
I’m helping with this event!
The idea is “CMU Shark Tank”.
I’ll read YC applications to a group, reviewing in real time. Then I’ll meet the crew and hear a pitch.
The best pitches and Q&A, so I expect the content to be compelling.
meetup.com/cmu-te/events/…
I’ll read YC applications to a group, reviewing in real time. Then I’ll meet the crew and hear a pitch.
The best pitches and Q&A, so I expect the content to be compelling.
meetup.com/cmu-te/events/…
One way to think about a YC application is as a set of standard questions. If you refine your answers, you’ll have to have refined your thinking on the most important parts of the business.
Here is a cheat sheet:
- be more concise
- use more numbers
- growth solves all problems
Here is a cheat sheet:
- be more concise
- use more numbers
- growth solves all problems
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