The VC who, by far, most subtracted value from my startup Evernet was Vinod Khosla. He was still at Kleiner Perkins then.
He also in those days still prided himself on how successfully he negotiated against entrepreneurs.
He also in those days still prided himself on how successfully he negotiated against entrepreneurs.
I'd have no problem if all he did was negotiate good terms. He certainly owes his LPs that. The problem I have is presents the persona as being founder friendly. Sadly, he's at the far other side of that spectrum.