Jyoti Bansal - The AppDynamics Story: From Idea to $3.7 Billion

[@apoorvam99]

Great dude -- IIT Delhi Alumni CSE... Views and Likes are gonna grow after he becomes more popular!

[@sureshsadanala4639]

great chat.. questions are at its best . Love it :)

[@amitmankotia926]

That was really insightful. Thank-you.

[@thyagavenkat8347]

sell-first-start-up

[@techtravels401]

good talk

[@chiragr1336]

🙏🇮🇳🚩🔥

[@Chyphor]

Work on the ‘aaahs’ dude

[@WhiteTiger1969]

If you are lucky and able to sell your company, then there will a bunch of folks ready to listen to all the BS with appreciation....Law of Silicon Valley...lol

[@zameerfouzan]

lol. he wasn't "lucky". He built it for 7+ years and was ready for IPO before he actually sold it.

[@WhiteTiger1969]

@@zameerfouzan There are many who have built companies for 10 + years to 30 + years and have not been able to go for IPO or an exit. In Silicon Valley, you have to be lucky. There are many companies that got a great exit but post exit it was utter failure... So Luck does matter in Silicon Valley. It is a highly "speculative" business. More so for VC's and those who invest after reviewing at least 400 ideas per day. You are preaching to the choir. Best wishes.