In one recent real-world example, two funds who had written equal-sized checks were helping a newly invested portfolio company scale up their team after a seed round.
Fund B's approach was to provide emailed comments on resumes without taking any calls with the candidates - since the comments lacked any context from the full process, they were of little use. As a general rule, you want to be operating in the ‘sweet spot’ for the fund to get the maximum amount of time and attention. This means that the check they are writing into your company fits their fund strategy and is meaningful for them.
The former is important for the smooth running of your company and your mental wellbeing; the latter for the positive signal it sends to the market when you go out to raise a follow-on round of funding.
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