Back before Facebook was a public company, founder Mark Zuckerberg had a bit of a reputation with venture capitalists. He would show up to meetings in shorts, flip flops, and with messy hair. His not-so-veiled message to VCs was that Facebook had choices. Many choices. And since its funding options were abundant, those who wished to attain a piece of the super-unicorn of its time would have to compete for the opportunity.
Facebook would not be taking just anyone’s money.
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