female founders
also referred to as: female founder
9 statements across 5 episodes · 4 bullish · 1 bearish · 3 people on the record · first statement Mar 12, 2014 by Jessica Livingston · across every show →
Everything said about female founders, oldest first
Mar 12, 2014 bullish
Mar 12, 2014
Mar 12, 2014
Livingston: Female founders are less likely to have programmer friends
“Since a smaller percentage of women are programmers, and most people are likely to be close friends with people of their same gender, that means a woman who wants to start a startup is less likely than a man to have a close friend who's a programmer.”
Mar 12, 2014 positive
Feb 23, 2015 negative
Aug 30, 2016 positive
Livingston: Female founders should tune out noise and focus solely on product
“You can't worry too much about what everyone's saying, and all the noise, and like, oh, it's so much harder as a woman. Yes, it's harder as a woman. I've been discriminated against, you know, it's, but I have always kept focused on my product, and You know, wh…”
Sep 4, 2017 neutral
Laura Behrens Wu: The market cares about product quality, not founder gender
“I would like it more to be just a conversation about like being the best founder or being a very good founder versus being a very good female founder, because in the end, the market really doesn't care if you're a female founder or not. The market cares about …”
Dec 18, 2019 positive
Dec 18, 2019 neutral
Atherton: Female founders pitch market sizes less aggressively than male peers
“I feel like the appetite for risk for a lot of female founders to really answer that question, you know, how big can this be is it's more realistic perhaps of like, okay, well, we have product market fit, the product's going to change a bit. So, Realistically,…”