I've seen this sort of comment a few times now. To me (as a founder) l it seems insane to judge so quickly. Founders are on a journey and are always in the process of improving and changing - surely you must miss some fantastic opportunities by judging in seconds…?
This nails the biggest mistake founders make... thinking they have time. You don’t. Investors skim, not study. A great deck isn’t a novel. Hook fast or get skipped.
I've seen this sort of comment a few times now. To me (as a founder) l it seems insane to judge so quickly. Founders are on a journey and are always in the process of improving and changing - surely you must miss some fantastic opportunities by judging in seconds…?
appreciate your comment, however I do not think so
"Any fool can make something complicated. It takes a genius to make it simple."
exactly simplicity rocks :)
It's so simple, yet so hard.
indeed right
I think the scrutiny of pitch decks is worthwhile because these are the first impressions that matter to the entire future of your startup.
IMHO I do not need pitch decks, one pager is enough, no designs needed
Excellent advice Burak! The first 30 seconds are make or break.
Thanks, Maryann. Today, we are all bombarded with data and have no time.
Interesting!
indeed :)
Big up
If I built an AI agent for founders to test their pitch decks, these are the conditions it would need to pass
This nails the biggest mistake founders make... thinking they have time. You don’t. Investors skim, not study. A great deck isn’t a novel. Hook fast or get skipped.
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