Y Combinator | Incubated

Y Combinator is the most famous of all startup accelerators out there, thanks to success of companies like Airbnb, Dropbox, and Stripe. But how does YC do it? What sets it apart from some of the other accelerators out there, and why does it seem like its alumni companies are disproportionately successful? With the latest episode of Incubated, we set out to find out.
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Incubated profiles popular startup accelerators to explain how they differentiate from one another. This is the fifth episode of our 10 part series. Find more episodes here goo.gl/gOznxo

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*Incubated: Y Combinator’s Approach To Finding And Helping Startups Become Big Winners*
Y Combinator is arguably the most famous startup accelerator thanks to success of companies like Airbnb, Dropbox, and Stripe. But how does YC do it? tcrn.ch/XTI1Pn
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[@margaretcezar1109]

Awesome. I love how diverse YC team are! My model.

[@ayanbanerjee4119]

More Than Their Investment The Learning’s In Y Combinator Are Priceless

[@HusravMahmudov]

Love YC one day will get in touch with them

[@alisherfez32]

In Sha Allah barodar

[@Nedwin]

I wish I have an opportunity to meet people on Y Combinator. In my country there are too many requirement for startupers to just start over. Please expand your reach to some developing countries like Indonesia.

[@HydraulicRubens]

You can still apply to Y combinator they accept international founders and in each batch there is a fair amount of international start-ups and founders

[@___Truth___]

Lol incubated sounds so wrong