Live from Spreaker.com in San Francisco, The Free COO.    This week, Noam Wasserman, Associate Professor, Harvard Business School and author of “The Founder's Dilemmas: Anticipating and Avoiding the Pitfalls That Can Sink a Startup”.

Live from Spreaker.com in San Francisco, The Free COO. This week, Noam Wasserman, Associate Professor, Harvard Business School and author of “The Founder's Dilemmas: Anticipating and Avoiding the Pitfalls That Can Sink a Startup”.

#0019 – Noam Wasserman – Harvard

Free advice for building and running a startup company. If there is an issue at your company that you would like us to discuss and offer suggestions for, please email your question and we'll pick the best emails to answer on the air. If you're a COO and would like to share your knowledge with other entrepreneurs, send me an email and we'll schedule you for a future program. The Free COO is broadcast live from the Spreaker Headquarters in San Francisco, California.

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Free advice for building and running a startup company.If there is an issue at your company that you would like us to discuss and offer suggestions for, please email your question and we'll pick the best emails to answer on the air. If you're a COO and would like to share your knowledge with other entrepreneurs, send me an email and we'll schedule you for a future program.The Free COO is broadcast live from the Spreaker Headquarters in San Francisco, California.

Free advice for building and running a startup company. If there is an issue at your company that you would like us to discuss and offer suggestions for, please email your question and we'll pick the best emails to answer on the air. If you're a COO and would like to share your knowledge with other entrepreneurs, send me an email and we'll schedule you for a future program. The Free COO is broadcast live from the Spreaker Headquarters in San Francisco, California.

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