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Exit only
We analyzed first exits in construction tech since 2012 and created a timeline based on the data. Since 2015, there have been a few corporates that have made multiple acquisitions including JDM Technology Group, Trimble, and Roper Technologies.
Speaking of bad startups
The aforementioned McSweeney’s post has some great lines. Here are a few favorites which are all the more funny cuz they’re so true.
#1 – Profits are stupid & boring. Just like old people.
#2 – We’ll just keep raising VC money. Don’t worry about it.
#3 – We don’t have a 401k, but we have standing desks and a keg.