Saw some discussion on twitter on which firms are considered tier 1. Was inspired to make an adaptive poll where users choose their favorite and least favorite firm to get a term sheet from when presented with four choices.
At the end of the poll you can see your own ranking as well as an aggregated results from the crowd.
I went with the choose favorite/least favorite mechanic because it felt like a better experience then just doing head to head.
With ~20 firms that's a lot of pairs you need to go through.
If you do triplets that reduces the pairs, but it was still too many rounds.
By doing min/max four at a time you can efficiently get implied preferences in ~20 rounds. This make it take only about 3-5 minutes to finish the full poll!
This is cool but also it requires people to be quite knowledgeable about VCs, I know a lot of VCs but can say there was still a good amount that I didn't know there which means I won't vote for them. Also, this should be a ShowHN, no?
Saw some discussion on twitter on which firms are considered tier 1. Was inspired to make an adaptive poll where users choose their favorite and least favorite firm to get a term sheet from when presented with four choices.
At the end of the poll you can see your own ranking as well as an aggregated results from the crowd.
I went with the choose favorite/least favorite mechanic because it felt like a better experience then just doing head to head.
With ~20 firms that's a lot of pairs you need to go through.
If you do triplets that reduces the pairs, but it was still too many rounds.
By doing min/max four at a time you can efficiently get implied preferences in ~20 rounds. This make it take only about 3-5 minutes to finish the full poll!
This is cool but also it requires people to be quite knowledgeable about VCs, I know a lot of VCs but can say there was still a good amount that I didn't know there which means I won't vote for them. Also, this should be a ShowHN, no?