Already a post about this. Sequoia inflates titles, as do a number of other top VC shops, so that companies will answer calls and not ignore "Associates". He's likely not an actual partner in the traditional sense.

Ugh... keeps shortening my link... remove the space here: http://www.wallstreetoasis.com/ forums/most-ridiculous-exit-ever

 
BatMasterson:

Very simple to see how he's got the job, look at his transaction experience with a Sequoia portfolio company. As far as how qualified he might be, I would withhold any comments without first hand knowledge.

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To think he, as an analyst, did a good enough job to skip to a traditional partner, is ridiculous. As @"meph" suggests, it is title inflation for an associate that will likely be quite successful. I'm not trying to knock the kid, just trying to be realistic.

 
Bullet-Tooth Tony:
To think he, as an analyst, did a good enough job to skip to a traditional partner, is ridiculous.

Why do you think so?

"I do not think that there is any other quality so essential to success of any kind as the quality of perseverance. It overcomes almost everything, even nature."
 

the elite VC funds are beyond oversubscribed. they could raise multi-billion dollar funds if they wanted to for some reason, but obviously they don't. there's a line a mile long of LPs who can't get in

 

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