Pete Flint is a General Partner at NFX, a venture capital firm in Silicon Valley. He was the co-founder of Trulia, the popular real estate application that has 50 million monthly users. Trulia merged with Zillow in 2015 and was valued at $3.5 billion. Pete shares a treasure trove of life and career advice ranging from his time at Oxford, Stanford, Trulia, and now.
In this episode we discuss:
-Why he saw the need to start Trulia
-4 reasons why he went to Stanford for b-school
-His appetite for risk tolerance
-The hardest part of going from 50 to 250 employees
-His best advice for hiring the right talent
-The value he found from investors saying no
-How to cultivate self-awareness
-How Trulia was able to pivot successfully out of the housing crisis in 2008
-How the truly exceptional entrepreneurs focus their time/energy and more..
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Watch the Trulia case study here
Visit NFX, the VC firm here
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