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Feb 9, 2017 · Michael Seibel - Building Product. by Y Combinator 9/5/2018. ... Y Combinator. Y Combinator created a new model for funding early stage startups. Twice a year we ...
Finding product market fit = focusing on the market first. Founders often hold too tightly onto solutions and too loosely onto problems. The problem, i.e. the market, is the real opportunity. Your unique and special v1 idea on how to solve that problem is usually wrong and only through launching, talking to customers, and iterating will you ...
Sep 11, 2019 · Startup School Week 2 Recap: Michael Seibel, Adora Cheung, and Ilya Volodarsky. by Y Combinator 9/11/2019. We’ve cut down the second week of lectures to be even shorter and combined them into one podcast. First, a lecture from Michael Seibel. Michael is CEO and a partner at YC. His lecture is about How to Plan an MVP.
Aug 3, 2018 · Transcript. Craig Cannon [00:00] – Hey how’s it going, this is Craig Cannon and you’re listening to Y Combinators podcast. Today’s episode is with Michael Seibel. Michael is a partner and the CEO of YC, he co-founded Justin.tv, which was in the winter 2007 batch, and Socialcam, which was in the winter 2012 b
Mar 27, 2019 · by Y Combinator 3/27/2019. Amy Buechler is an executive coach for startup founders. Michael Seibel is a partner and the CEO of YC. In this episode we talk about coaching and use examples from Michael’s time working on Justin.tv and Socialcam. You can find Amy at her site foundercoach.io and on Twitter at @amybue.
Feb 28, 2018 · Seibel was the co-founder and CEO of Justin.tv for four years and later became the CEO of Socialcam. Socialcam was in a YC batch and raised funding by investors Yuri Milner, Tim Draper, Laurene Powell Jobs and more, which was later sold to Autodesk, Inc. Justin.tv transformed into Twitch Interactive and later sold to Amazon for over $900 million.
Aug 16, 2019 · Y Combinator CEO and Partner Michael Seibel on the biggest mistakes first-time founders make. Topics. 00:10 – Solving a problem you don’t care about. 1:00 – Helping users you don’t care about. 1:40 – Choosing cofounders you don’t know well. 2:20 – Not having transparent conversations with your cofounder. 3:20 – Not launching.
