YouTube/iTPro.fr There's no questions venture money is tighter in the valley. And that means more startups are struggling to cut costs are or are running out of money and failing outright. Startups valued by their investors at over a billion are called unicorns, because they were once thought to be so rare. In 2014 and 2015, money flowed so freely, unicorns became more like cockroaches. In 2016, a few richly-valued startups have hit rough patches. While all of this sounds like a bad thing for t...
Why Valley engineers are no longer being poached for $1 million in pay
Business Insider - 11 Jun 2016 01:36
YouTube/iTPro.fr There's no questions venture money is tighter in the valley. And that means more startups are struggling to cut costs are or are running out of money and failing outright. Startups valued by their investors at over a billion are called unicorns, because they were once thought to be so rare. In 2014 and 2015, money flowed so freely, unicorns became more like cockroaches. In 2016, a few richly-valued startups have hit rough patches. While all of this sounds like a bad thing for t...
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