Uli Kuenzel

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Why do you need an elevator pitch?

Whenever anybody asks you, “so what do you do?” you better have a good 20-second answer ready.

The question could come from a customer, investor, acquaintance or an Uber driver.

In any case, hesitating, stumbling, or rambling is not a good look.

Others pick up on this kind of insecurity.

If you mess up your elevator pitch with someone at a party, so be it.

If it’s an investor you’re talking to, the consequences are more serious.

Because first impressions matter.

That was Rob’s problem.

He’s the CEO of a DevOps startup with high-profile clients and groundbreaking tech.

Still, (non-technical) investors weren’t connecting with what he was telling them.

“Whoa, this is super technical. Let me discuss with the team.” was an answer he got often.

But…