How to Interview an Investor
Finding your dream job as an undergraduate or pre-MBA student isn’t easy. After you have sent in your resume and cleared the initial screenings, you will be asked many questions about your experience, your experience and your abilities. One of the most important interviews you’ll have is with an investor who will decide whether or not to invest in your business idea. The preparation for these interviews can assist you in completing the test and secure the funding you need.
How big do you see the market for your product?
This question will help the investor assess the potential of your business. They will want you to describe how large the market for your products or services is, and how you intend to draw it in. Be realistic and ambitious in your projections.
What do you think are the most significant risks and challenges for your company?
Although every business comes with its risks investors will be eager to learn what you are planning to do to avoid them. A well-planned plan for the business’s future will demonstrate your confidence in your ability to grow and make the company successful.
Do some research on the investor prior to your interview. This will provide a an understanding of their goals and the types of companies they’ve invested in, and how they interact with entrepreneurs. You can also find interviews they’ve conducted in print or online, in which they talk about their investing method and the qualities they look for in a business.
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