Interview Don'ts
Resume Assessment Principles
Assessing an Opportunity
Elements of a Deal
Recommended Books
Assessing an Opportunity
- Generic Questions to Ask
- The Opportunity
- Market Opportunity
- Go To Market Strategy
- Clients
- Financing/Financials
- Management
- Culture/Values
- Technology
- Competition
- The Business Model
- General
- Who are the current shareholders?
- Who is on the board?
- Who is the Chairman of the Board?
- Financial
- What are revenue and profit goals for the next two years?
- What is the % growth rate in net income, operating expenses?
- What is the % of net profit pre & post taxes?
- What is cash position of company?
- What long-term debt exists?
- What is the equity structure?
- Is there an employee equity plan in place?
- How are executives compensated versus employees?
- Who are the Venture Capital partners and what is their equity share?
- What are the IPO expectations?
- The Job
- Responsibilities
- What will this person have done in 90 days, 6 months, 1 year
- Organization chart
- Key players within organization
- Key external players
- The Person
- What is the desired background of this individual?
- What are the necessary skills?
- What are the soft skills required?
- Who fits well within this organization?
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