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VCs are not in the business of improving your company. They are in the business of 'entring and exiting' your business at higher valuations. This is why its much necessary to always maximize the market share or move towards profitability. What are

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While VCs are indeed profit-driven, it’s not accurate to say they don’t care about improving the companies they invest in. Smart VCs recognize that their success is tied to the success of their portfolio companies. They actively work to enhance the value of these companies.

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