Indian founders

“Indian founders have to, just by the sheer number of probability, just because we are so many Indians ourselves, right? We will build our own Facebook.”

“A lot of the founders now, they have evolved to think about world on a, the globe on a local scale, right? So, they think about, they used to think about India as the first market, now they think about India plus Southeast Asia as the first market, or they thi…”

“We recently figured out number of Indian founders who are building global companies and moving to the U S visa is a very systemic risk, right?”

“It is going to be really, really hard for Indian founders who build SaaS companies that are pure workflow, web based application kind of companies to scale to be 10,000,020 1,000,030 million ARRs, right? Because the market is extremely competitive.”

“Indian founders are a lot more obsessed about the sophistication of the product while I've seen founders in the US have the fail fast approach. They're like, hey, build a feature, see if this feature works, then build the next feature, and then finally build t…”

“US entrepreneurs are much better exposed on going to market. I think that is one thing that I see lacking the most in Indian founders. We are very strong engineers. We can be very strong product people. We are not naturally very good in storytelling. We don't …”

“So SEO, SEM, Indian founders are better or at power the US content marketing. I think we are slightly behind. People still don't know how to do it. PLG motion. We need to significantly do better.”

“I have met people who have hired, you know, who are in India, hiring outside India because certain type of talent is not available in India, right? So that, that is happening. I know founders who are Indian founders who have Who are working with companies or h…”

“So, so I describe your Delaware Interperation as darts drift to Indian founders. You know, if your customers are in the U.S., if your investors are in the U.S., you're much better off interpreting Delaware.”

“I think there's just something about founders when they're building in India today, they just have this, like, scrappiness, and by the time they come to the U.S., they feel a little bit more formed than a lot of the very raw companies you even see in the U.S.”

“For a lot of India founders, I will say don't sell in India. U.S. Is the biggest market for almost every industry. Go and start selling from here. Do not even think about starting from India. You will get stuck. You won't be able to make that jump. A lot of fo…”