1. The biggest surprise was how many different ways there are for a company to raise money. It is interesting that so many small businesses fail, even though there are many ways in which they could collect capital. I would think that this would make it easier for more businesses to succeed.
2. One part that was confusing to me was how venture capitalists are so quick to invest their money into a company. It would take me time to have to look at the company and their product, but the author made it seem like venture capitalists will pretty much throw their money at anyone with a good idea.
3. My two questions would be: What do you think is the biggest disadvantage for a firm when it goes public? What are the top three things to look for in a successful start-up company.
4. There was nothing in which I though the author was wrong. I thought this chapter had a lot of great information, and I did not think anything was wrong in what they said.
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