Microsoft Excel, every mention
5 scenes (2020) · ← back to Microsoft Excel
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every year 2020 anyone Harry Stebbings 14George Sivulka 14Mike Cannon-Brookes 5Kaz Nejatian 5Des Traynor 4Ryan Petersen 3Mario Schlosser 3Thomas Plantenga 2Mike Hudack 2Merci Victoria Grace 2
Verbatim, from the transcripts: the passages where Microsoft Excel comes up
20VC: Accel's Dan Levine on The Current State of Seed & Series A, The Rise of Pre-Emptive Rounds, Solo Capitalists and Multi-Stage Funds Entering Seed & Market, People and Product; What To Prioritise?
- ▶ 10:04 Harry Stebbings Poor sense of skill and judgment around using Microsoft Excel.
20VC: Zach Weinberg on Whether A Company is a Democracy, The Importance of Ownership, The Rise of Pre-Emptive Rounds, Multi-Stage Funds Entering Seed and How he Approaches Both Risk and Personal Capital Allocation
- ▶ 18:17 Zach Weinberg I would say stick me in Excel and I'm on the bottom end of the spectrum of knowing how to build a model.
20VC: Sequoia's Ravi Gupta on His Lessons From The Hyper-Growth of Instacart, The Key Question To Ask When Building or Evaluating Teams & The Importance of Investing In and Detecting Slopes Rather Than Intercepts
- ▶ 20:49 Harry Stebbings Optional Excel modeling skills, which I have to say did make me very happy because honestly, Excel is not exactly my, uh, domain of comfort. 4 times in the scene
20VC: Lightspeed Partner, Merci Victoria Grace on The Future of Collaboration Tools, Bundling vs Unbundling, Synchronous vs Asynchronous & What It Means To Productise The S*** Out of Venture
- ▶ 10:32 Merci Victoria Grace Depending on the stage, obviously we'll use Excel. 2 times in the scene
20VC: How Roam Research Analyse Product Design, Team-Building, The Future of Collaboration Tools & Applying Tesla Go-To-Market To Roam with Conor White-Sullivan, Founder & CEO @ Roam Research
- ▶ 8:01 unnamed speaker So our role model for this is Excel. 5 times in the scene