🤫 Dalton and Michael spill the beans
With the YC S22 batch coming to a close, Dalton Caldwell and Michael Seibel reflect on the recent batch and their experience fundraising. The two group partners also clear up some misconceptions about Y Combinator based on feedback from founders.
 

🛠 How to maintain engineering velocity as you scale
The #1 question we get from YC founders in the YC Growth Program is: "How do you ship fast as you scale?" Having grown its engineering team from 5 to over 100 engineers in just three years, Faire (YC W17) is one of the best at it. We worked with Faire CTO & Co-founder Marcelo Cortes to shed light on how they do it.
 

👩🏽‍💻 Engineering culture at small startups vs. big tech companies — Nov. 9
If you're an engineer working in big tech who's curious what else might be out there, join us for a live discussion with Y Combinator founders who left big tech to build their startups.

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