Lecture 13 - How to be a Great Founder (Reid Hoffman)

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So you've learned how to get started, how to raise money, how to build products, and how to grow. Reid Hoffman, founder of LinkedIn and Partner at Greylock Ventures, addresses many of the questions and confusions that might be cropping up - How to be a Great Founder.
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@EnverYarco Год назад

I just love how at the start of the video he says "Thank you Sam" and then talks about the greatest founders of our time, little did he know "Sam Altman" the man he just thanked would be added to that list very soon.

@amanjha__ Год назад

He knew very well, Reid’s a good friend and big investor in Sam/OAI

@paulselivanov8625 2 месяца назад

Thanks for sharing! I love Reid Hoffman's examples of the founder's mindset. The phrase "You have to be both" regarding seemingly opposite things is exactly what I've noticed while building products.

@zealousinfluence 9 лет назад

Fantastic talk! Reid's content is always on point.

@SokhaloyBangla 2 года назад

13:35 When should I do the work versus delegate? 14:15 Should I be flexible or persistent? 16:00 Should I be confident or cautious? 16:43 Should I focus internally or externally? 17:30 Should I work by vision or data? 19:20 Should I take risks or minimise risks? 22:50 Should I focus on the short term or long term? 24:45 How do i know if i maybe a great founder? 34:50 How to be a great co-founder?

@naomivolosen9489 6 лет назад

This guy had a hard topic...and I thought he did really good. That "almost no insight jargon" that everyone is complaining about, is actually valuable when you are in the midst of creating a start-up..

@ujjvalpurani2791 6 месяцев назад

So what u created i would love to chat with yoi

@graghubabu2007 9 лет назад

Amazing lecture.

@anisk77 7 лет назад

Good job Reid, entrepreneurs with investment experience like you and Peter Thiel can give much useful advice than most successful founders

@HabiburRahman-xl4wr 3 года назад

This guy is the founder of LinkedIn!!

@josemendez3570 9 лет назад

Thanks! Great presentation.

@leonelcastillo.o Год назад

Awesome lecture!

@greatappguy6371 9 лет назад

Dear editor. Please stop leaving the picture up for 5 minutes as the speak speaks. After 7 minutes...we got it.

@drownedwhale 11 дней назад

Bro 😭🤣

@tobychoules1713 8 лет назад

this was amazing . thankyou

@juliuskitali8788 Год назад

You teach huge subjects

@priyankshah8 20 дней назад

Thank you for this.

@StanGanweizhong 9 лет назад

Inspiring!

@sheikhmuhammedtadeeb5677 4 года назад

Just awesome

@LRG53 9 лет назад

Glad he brought up the topic of balance.

@josemendez3570 9 лет назад

thanks for this!

@hillstudios1 3 года назад

Thank you stanford

@noviceprepper53 9 лет назад

wow. amazing. thank you sir

@IrshadAhmed-gx7ki 8 лет назад

Nice.

@MrMisoginist 8 лет назад

How did you manage to get Benjamin Franklin on the team(25:41 lower right corner)? I hear he's hard to get, but he'll work for $14 a week.

@VishalRaoOnYouTube 3 года назад

He co-founded that corporation known as the United States.

@SerpkoBakotiinii 2 месяца назад

The main idea of the video: the projects are different, the conditions are different, the people are different; Therefore, there is no exact decision on what to do and whose behavior model to copy. There is no template how to be a great founder!

@lumenwrites 9 лет назад

Great lecture!! I have a question: Can somebody list the names of founders from the slide at [26:14]? #ycombinator #startups

@ErinMcWalter 9 лет назад

here is what I know... 1 Oprah winfrey harpo 2 3 Jack Ma alibaba 4 Ev Williams twitter 5 6 7 8 Paul Graham y combinator 9 Adora Cheung pathjoy 10 11 12 13 14 15 benjamin franklin america

@yazins9955 9 лет назад

Erin McWalter Let's play fill in the blanks.. 2 = Whatsapp founder, Jan Koum 7 = Dustin Moskovitz (Facebook, Asana) 10 = Elon Musk, Paypal, Tesla, SpaceX 12 = Brian Chesky, Airbnb 14 = Patrick Collison, Stripe

@RyanvanderHarst 9 лет назад

5 Caterina Fake - Flickr, Hunch 6 Hosain Rahman - Jawbone 13 Tristan Walker - Foursquare, Walker & Co

@user-bd9qk2nu2q 8 лет назад

+Yazin S 10 = Kevin Hale; Wufoo

@AdrianEspinozaO 9 лет назад

// How to be a Great Founder :)

@emka2347 8 лет назад

"hehe - right?"

@user-bd9qk2nu2q 8 лет назад

Who is the female founder on lower left?

@VishalRaoOnYouTube 3 года назад

Leah Busque, Founder of TaskRabbit: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leah_Busque

@mikekazumi1867 3 года назад

43:47 poor guys had no idea about dogecoin 😂😂😂

@elkyelkyelky 4 года назад

08:00

@amanswain9246 3 месяца назад

41:07

@joandrodriguez 7 месяцев назад

Shilling Bitcoin in 2014… Should have listened to the guy!

@wdai03 4 года назад

All Reid managed to do was build the network though, it still isn't profitable

@zayyanusmani5360 6 месяцев назад

18:36 he knew about BITCOIN in 2015 😱🤯

@alanjames670 3 года назад

Wait hold on! Did that guy just speak Chinese and he answered?

@Najrani 7 лет назад

Sometimes huge successful ppl can't explain their self clearly ... i get almost zero info from this guy

@novapowell6976 7 лет назад

Yep, Reid is not that famous for clarity of his talks. I met him in person after the talk, I was surprised how arrogant he actually was. He seemed nice and kind person before I met him in person.

@11maxed11 7 лет назад

really? I never expected that

@theblizzzzzzzzzzzzzz 7 лет назад

I am surprised that you are surprised by the fact that some1 who speaks 90% of the time how he is "contrarian" and all other "intelligent people" around him were wrong, but he was right, to be arrogant. You should've been surprised if he wasn't. Try to see what people are saying, not how they are saying it.

@jukka6946 6 лет назад

me either..

@benediktwt 3 года назад

11maxed11 lol worst advice I’ve ever heard “try to see what people are saying, not how they say it”. Dude anybody can say anything. In certain situations you should watch what people are actually saying but most of the time you should listen to how they say it because that’s where the truth lays