| Career: Learning from Failure Early On | April 24, 2002 |
Vinod Khosla
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Khosla Ventures |
Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Lecture |
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| Video 2 of 20 from this talk |
- 00:51Vinod Khosla: Bit by the Entrepreneurship Bug
- 03:41Career: Learning from Failure Early On
- 02:26Taking Risks
- 02:22Build a Company to Change the World
- 01:33Company Building to Change the World
- 02:04Role of VC in Valuation
- 00:15When You Don't Know What You Don't Know
- 03:34Vinod Khosla: Envisioning the Future
- 00:27Any Big Problem is a Big Opportunity
- 01:00Think Big and Act Small
- 02:01Technology as Driver of Change
- 01:15Social Entrepreneurship
- 06:20Strength of a Team
- 01:40Juniper Networks: Customer Feedback
- 03:25Entrepreneurship is the Driving Engine of the Economy
- 01:16Cycles of Fear and Greed
- 01:05Career Development: Go Deep
- 00:56Right Time to Build the Team
- 00:54Great CEOs Build Great Teams
- 01:04To Get an MBA, or Not?
Description
Khosla talks about his early career development. He first tried to do a company in India based on milk from soybeans. He travelled to Carnegie Mellon, and then to Stanford University. He describes why persistence and evangelism are important. Although he was not admitted to Stanford at first, saught more real-world experience, and was not admitted again, through persuasion and persistence, he was finally accepted.
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