Venture Capital Dynamics
The conversation explores the evolving landscape of venture capital, highlighting the rise of super connectors like Rex, who leverage their networks for deal flow. As the number of professionals at firms like Andreessen grows, the allure of their pedigree diminishes. Additionally, the discussion touches on the phenomenon of VCs "quiet quitting," where established partners may not be as actively engaged in daily operations, yet remain in their roles to maintain LP confidence and attract new opportunities.In this clip
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Investors are either ghosting, quiet quitting or rewriting their entire playbook
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