Would the feedback really matter much?
What really matters is your determination and team. A few hundred words hardly puts them in a position to provide you valuable feedback on those factors.
What really matters is your determination and team. A few hundred words hardly puts them in a position to provide you valuable feedback on those factors.
And, obviously, if I got feedback, I could always ignore it and be in the same position as I am now. I'd rather have more information than less.
All it means is that there were other start-ups that caught their attention more.
You have to remember that they look at this as a business process, and a huge part of that process is "can we make money off of this as well"; it's tough to ascertain that over a video.
Keep on trucking, and I'm sure you'll do fine. It's 90% perspiration anyways.
I was just hoping they could provide feedback, since I assume they make a conscientious decision about each application.
I don't see any room for argument here: the lack of feedback is a loss of information.
They don't provide reasons, because there probably isn't a specific reason, other than the application wasn't one that wanted to make them say yes.