One key concept I learned from Aravinda Seshadri’s session on breaking into VC is the importance of understanding signal vs. noise when evaluating startups. Instead of getting excited about hype or buzzwords, beginner investors should focus on a few core signals founder-market fit, clarity of the problem being solved, and early evidence of customer demand. This helped me understand that good VC judgment comes from identifying real traction and scalable potential, not just trendy ideas.
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