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  1. Y Combinator1h 50m

    YC SUS: Eric Migicovsky hosts founder office hours

    Eric Migicovsky, Eric Michakowski, JC, Mary, John, Jake, Nate, Chefy, Wee Susu, Armin, Amy, Lindy

    Startup School facilitator Eric Michakowski leads concentrated office hour sessions where founders receive targeted strategic guidance from YC partners to solve specific scaling, product, and go-to-market challenges. Participants from diverse sectors including hardware, fintech, and biotech present their current bottlenecks to receive actionable advice on metrics, user acquisition, and regulatory compliance. The sessions are publicly recorded to foster peer support and provide a resource library of problem-solving strategies for the broader founder community.

  2. Goldman Sachs21 min

    MBA 101: Navigating Industries, Careers and Beyond: Google Hangout

    Pierre, Nathan, Sabrina, Nate

    Goldman Sachs representatives Pierre, Sabrina, and Nate moderated a panel discussing MBA recruiting strategies, emphasizing that academic excellence and genuine passion are critical for differentiation in Investment Banking and Private Wealth Management. The speakers advised treating the hiring process as a marathon that prioritizes deep connections over high-volume networking while utilizing career services to navigate off-campus opportunities. They further detailed how the firm supports a sustainable work-life balance by integrating community engagement and mentorship into demanding professional roles.

  3. Y Combinator21 min

    Hiroki Takeuchi

    Hiroki Takeuchi, Kat, Matt, Tom, Kirill, Colvier, Hodge, Patrick, Brian, Nate, Adam

    Hiroki Hirai, co-founder and CEO of the UK's leading direct debit provider GoCardless, outlines his entrepreneurial journey from early university experiences to navigating extreme fundraising rejections and near-suicidal lows. He emphasizes that founders must prioritize momentum over perfection and avoid theoretical "whiteboard ideas" in favor of solving problems they personally encounter. Ultimately, Hirai argues that the defining trait of a successful startup is the "emotional cockroach" resilience required to survive the volatile oscillations between failure and rapid recovery.

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