In this episode, Stella, Nikita, and Kristen weigh in on how goal setting works across teams—how they change based on product, marketing, and sales objectives, and more importantly: how they can coalesce around a broader organisational goal. Are OKRs actually effective? Are monthly reviews better than quarterly ones? If these are the questions you’re dealing with as a founder or cross-functional leader, this episode is for you. Tune in!

The trio talks about how sales, product, and marketing teams should be built, and how to set up systems that enable cross-functional (and friendly!) collaboration between them. If you're a founder grappling with these issues, this conversation acts as a definitive guide.

The trio explores how founders should think about making their first Marketing, Sales, and Product hires. They also unpack the immediate (and highly crucial) next step—how those early hires should interact with their cross functional peers. This is really critical for startups—if Sales and Marketing aren’t aligned, things are going to get very ugly, very fast. Stick around till the end for actionable best practices!

The final episode of our first season. Oji walks us through his path to working with some of the best startups and tech companies in the world

Join the trio as we discuss Sonia's journey into venture and why it ended up being the perfect career path for her

The second episode in our series on career transitions, the team discusses what's new in their careers

April walks us through the ups and downs of her career as she find her true calling

The public and private markets are in a state of flux. The trio talk about what that means for start up life. We walk through some VC funding 101, why things are changing suddenly and what to ask before you join a start up

Join the team as they talk with long time friend and Chief People Officer, Liz Hall. Liz has led teams at Fog Creek, Trello and most recently Splash

Join the cross functional team as we explore what “exactly” is PLG. We are joined by one of the founding father’s of PLG himself, Michael Pryor, former CEO and Cofounder of Trello.