Zuckerberg: Writing about outer space doesn't make you an astronaut
Arielle Zuckerberg · 20VC: Arielle Zuckerberg @ Kleiner Perkins: A Review Of My First 6 Months in Venture · Feb 15, 2016 · at 10:34
Arielle Zuckerberg, Partner at Kleiner Perkins, discusses her skepticism toward public venture capital thought leadership relative to direct operational experience and one-on-one networking.
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“You know, at the same time, writing about outer space doesn't make you an astronaut.”
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