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How To Identify Undervalued Skill Sets In Early Stage Companies According To VC Sarah Guo | Forbes

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Sarah Guo, venture capitalist and Forbes 30 Under 30 alumna, had a standout career at Greylock since 2013, where she was the only junior investor for about two years. Recently, she left to start her own fund focused in early stage investing. The child of entrepreneurs, Guo worked at Goldman Sachs in growth investing before moving to Greylock after being inspired by billionaire Aneel Bhusri to pursue venture capital.

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