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by DigiMortal
2644 days ago
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I'd consider a few things: What is the product/service that will generate revenue?
- The "start up" is bringing that to the market
- So they're developing, or working to get that product or product pipeline to the market
- That can come in various stages, the company survives this developing stage through various funding (like that series A $)
- I'd consider, are they generating revenue? margins are looking like? P&L / forecasting future sales revenue measuring with margins and profitability
- Size really depends on what is going on, 50 people can mean several things... So really, I'd consider it out of start up mode once there is a viable product that can be taken/sold in the market and bring in revenue. I think once it's out there, once $ starts coming in, the company may still grow and hire more or expand and all that, but that's generally a good sign My answer seems more vague now that I've read it, but its all about the $$$, healthy P&L, and forecasted revenue! |
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