The IPO Bubble Has Burst, B Capital's Ganguly Says

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by WeWork in terms of valuation and the broader implications for tech companies considering public markets. It highlights the shift in entrepreneurial goals from going public to staying private due to the burst of the IPO bubble and the availability of private capital. The discussion also touches on the expectations of public market investors for profitability and recurring revenues, which some tech companies may not meet initially.

What factors contributed to the incorrect valuation of WeWork?

What potential does the speaker see for WeWork in the future?

What are the signs that public market investors look for in tech companies?

Discuss the implications of the 'bubble' in the public markets for tech companies.

How has the perception of going public changed among entrepreneurs?