Predictions! Breakout Companies of 2018 🔮
Predictions: Who will be the breakout companies of 2018? 🤔
Ben predicts it will be Coda, saying: "3 years in stealth and $60M raised, Coda is taking on Excel ☠️" and has 4 more recommendations.
Sam says HQ Trivia... (no explanation needed).
Andrey says Lemonade is the one to watch: "Amazing customer experience, clear pricing structure. A true disruption for the home insurance industry."
Philip says keep an eye on Grail, a company working on early cancer detection via blood screening, and Virta Health, which is reversing type 2 diabetes without medications or surgery.
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What are the most competitive startups to work at? 🤔
We looked at the data, and compared the number of applicants companies see on AngelList to how active they are in responding to candidates. If hiring volume and candidate interest is any indication, the 20 startups have big plans in the months ahead.
Check out the 20 most competitive companies on AngelList.
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