Venture Capital Isnt as Evil as Twitter Thinks with Adam Jacob

Published: Jan. 8, 2020, 11 a.m.

b'Adam Jacob co-founded Chef Software and created Chef, a platform that helps DevOps teams ship software faster. Though he still serves on Chef\\u2019s board, Adam has a new role these days: serving as CEO and co-founder of a new startup called The System Initiative. For more than a decade, Adam has been designing, building, and managing large production systems. He has more than 20 years of experience working in tech.\\n\\n\\nJoin Corey and Adam as they explore the pros and cons of taking venture capital, why Adam believes VC money unfairly gets a bad rep, how great 1Password is and why Adam believes the company\\u2019s $200 million raise makes sense, when to take VC money and when to turn it down, how expanding from a tool that performs a specific function to a platform business can be a scary thing for end users, how not all VCs are alike, how \\u201cbad founders\\u201d exist, why the people who tend to dislike venture capitalists usually aren\\u2019t the ones making the tough decisions, and more.'