Keith Rabois Warns Against Jumping Straight into Venture Capital
October 31, 2025 - 19:06
Keith Rabois, a managing director at Khosla Ventures, has shared his insights on the challenges faced by new graduates aspiring to enter the venture capital (VC) industry. He cautioned that rushing into VC immediately after finishing school may not be the best approach for long-term success. Rabois emphasized the importance of gaining relevant experience and insights before diving into the high-stakes world of venture capital.
According to him, new graduates should focus on building a solid foundation in their careers by acquiring skills and knowledge in related fields. This could involve working in startups, gaining operational experience, or even pursuing roles in related industries. Such experiences can provide invaluable perspectives that are critical for making informed investment decisions in the future.
Rabois's advice serves as a reminder that patience and strategic planning are key components in navigating the complex landscape of venture capital, ultimately leading to more informed and successful investors.
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