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This post lists 11 subtle red flags that can turn VCs off, from over-polishing your deck to being too available or not knowing your numbers. It highlights common investor pet peeves and shows how certain behaviors signal desperation or lack of prep.
This piece argues that the core driver of growth-stage venture returns is the founder’s ability to spot and act on non-obvious tech opportunities indefinitely. VCs succeed by finding those rare, high-growth founders, giving them freedom and resources, and staying “in the car” for as long as needed.