Submitting Y Combinator Application Early?
I have been editing and resubmitting my application as I find new information and better ways of explaining my project. If the early submissions get the added benefit of being viewed earlier - how does YC evaluate your application if you've resubmitted it at a later time?
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PG, would you be able to guesstimate the proportion of early applications that get a follow-up please? Is it much higher than those submitted on time?
Different people end up seeing different versions.
I've been doing the same as you, unfortunately due to changes in cofounder structure, which has a pretty large impact on the application.
I am currently under the impression that all of the applications are reviewed by at least one partner after the deadline unless they haven't changed since submission and all the partners have already seen them. I don't think there is a danger of no one seeing the updated application.
As for how they resolve differences from one submission to another, I do not know.
All in all it would be interesting to get an official answer to this question.
I am currently under the impression that all of the applications are reviewed by at least one partner after the deadline unless they haven't changed since submission and all the partners have already seen them. I don't think there is a danger of no one seeing the updated application.
As for how they resolve differences from one submission to another, I do not know.
All in all it would be interesting to get an official answer to this question.
A few helpful articles have recently surfaced that have changed the way I answered questions on my application. 2 weeks to review the imagined hoards of applications couldn't be easy but I'm praying resubmitted applications aren't thrown aside at first glance.
In comparison to my most recent submission - my first application was beyond ridiculous.
In comparison to my most recent submission - my first application was beyond ridiculous.
> I have been editing and resubmitting my application as I find new information and better ways of explaining my project.
Same here, I've been cringing at some of the ways I've described my project in the past.
Same here, I've been cringing at some of the ways I've described my project in the past.