“VCs have become, in a lot of cases, these flat-out braggarts who are just incredibly annoying.”
It turns out even some VCs think VC brags are a little out of control, as Roy Bahat, a veteran venture capitalist and the head of Bloomberg Beta (an early stage VC firm that focuses on the future of work) recently shared in a candid interview with Alex Kantrowitz. They also tackled the questions that we’ve all been pondering for some time: Why is VC Twitter so weird? Why is the VC brand seemingly fueled by grievance? And why can’t the top VC firms band together to set an agenda that aligns with the progressive views that Silicon Valley has long claimed to espouse — especially in a year like 2020?
