Prior to joining Khosla in 2024, Choi was a partner at Accel, where he led and managed high-profile growth investments in companies such as 1Password, Klaviyo, Pismo (which was acquired by Visa), Nuvemshop and commercetools. Before Accel, he worked at Spectrum Equity, backing companies such as Lynda.com (acquired by LinkedIn), Headspace, Lucid Software and PicMonkey (acquired by Shutterstock). I recently spoke with Choi to hear more about why he thinks entry-level jobs could be disappearing, why he's flipped his investing philosophy, and how he's gone from growth-stage investing to being stage-agnostic. Choi: It has been an intense stretch. About seven deals happened just last year, which was an insane year by any standard. This year has been a bit calmer as I focus on settling in with the companies I've invested in. AI is a massive conundrum. I'm seeing it in my own workflow. I use the models to get up to speed on technical capabilities ' asking about Clickhouse's indexing...
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