Unless you’re living under a rock, you may have deduced that we’re heading for a recession, caused in part by the mix of proactive and reactionary measures taken to reduce inflation by raising interest rates.
Econ 101 tells us this leads to slow down, because funding is more expensive, and Venture Capital gets tighter. Therefore, there’s more scrutiny around what actually gets built — leading to a slowdown in net new as well as for current business. Less being built means less demand even for what’s out there, and this…
