Silicon Valley investors give survival tips for startups as funding falls
Due to a recent slowdown in funding, some Indian start-ups have laid off staff as the focus shifts to profitability and capital conservation in order to improve runway. Silicon Valley investors have hence provided key survival tips for startups to help them thrive again. After amassing a record $35 billion in 2021, Indian start-ups are faced with decreasing valuations and the slowdown in fundraising as investor mood turns sour after more than a decade of bull-run that saw India produce a 100 unicorns. Silicon Valley investors have hence provided key survival tips for startups to help them thrive again. Portfolio businesses have been advised by venture capital firms to prepare for the long haul, as you must endure, before you prosper. After years of pouring money into startups' lofty goals, Silicon Valley's investors are now engaged in the dismal routine of providing survival counsel to their portfolio businesses. Lightspeed Venture Partners, Cr...