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This term describes a new business venture typically characterized by innovation, growth potential, and a scalable business model.
Difficulty: Easy- Startup
- Corporation
- Franchise
- Cooperative
This is a simple version of a product with just enough features to satisfy early customers and provide feedback.
Difficulty: Medium- Final Product
- Minimum Viable Product
- Beta Version
- Concept Art
This legal mechanism prevents founders from competing with their startup during and after their tenure.
Difficulty: Hard- Non-Solicitation
- Confidentiality Agreement
- Non-Compete Clause
- Assignment of Inventions
This type of investor provides capital to startups in exchange for equity, often at the earliest stages of a company.
Difficulty: Easy- Accountant
- Angel Investor
- Stock Broker
- Loan Officer
This clause ensures investors receive their investment back before founders and employees get any proceeds in an exit.
Difficulty: Medium- Liquidation Preference
- Dividend Rights
- Voting Rights
- Registration Rights
This phenomenon describes when growth metrics mask underlying business deterioration.
Difficulty: Hard- Revenue Recognition
- Vanity Metrics
- Accounting Fraud
- Creative Accounting
This document outlines a company's goals, strategies, target market, and financial projections.
Difficulty: Easy- Resume
- Tax Return
- Business Plan
- User Manual
This investment strategy involves making small bets across many startups with the expectation that a few big winners will drive returns.
Difficulty: Medium- Value Investing
- Growth Investing
- Power Law Investing
- Dividend Investing
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