While everyone rushes to adopt new technology during the pandemic, the biggest movers and shakers in the startup world are partying (alone but together) like it’s 1999. In March, it seemed many startups would be doomed: There was talk of pivots, thousands of layoffs and restructuring. The bad times didn’t last long. Demand for digital products started to rise as companies made technological leaps that would have normally taken years. At the same time, interest rates dropped, leading VCs to
For startups, 2020 feels like the dot-com boom
For startups, 2020 feels like the dot-com…
For startups, 2020 feels like the dot-com boom
While everyone rushes to adopt new technology during the pandemic, the biggest movers and shakers in the startup world are partying (alone but together) like it’s 1999. In March, it seemed many startups would be doomed: There was talk of pivots, thousands of layoffs and restructuring. The bad times didn’t last long. Demand for digital products started to rise as companies made technological leaps that would have normally taken years. At the same time, interest rates dropped, leading VCs to