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Dan Siroker CEO of rewind.ai đź§
This is an interview with Dan Siroker. Dan Siroker is an entrepreneur and founder of Optimizely, a company that enables businesses and organizations to make better data-driven decisions through website optimization[1]. He is also the co-founder and CEO of Rewind AI, a company that is building a "copilot for your mind" using AI technology to record and analyze your thoughts and conversations[5]. Siroker has a background in engineering and analytics, having previously worked as the director of analytics for Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign[2]. He is known for his unique interview questions for potential employees, which he uses to assess their problem-solving skills and creativity[6]. Sources [1] Optimizely's Founder Gives Optimization Techniques You Can Implement Right Now - with Dan Siroker - Business Podcast for Startups https://mixergy.com/interviews/dan-siroker-optimizely-interview/ [2] Episode 669: A or B : Planet Money - NPR https://www.npr.org/transcripts/459412925 [3] Episode 669: A or B : Planet Money - NPR https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2015/12/11/459412925/episode-669-a-or-b [4] Secret Leaders with Dan Murray-Serter on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/secret-leaders-with-dan-murray-serter/id1229438369 [5] Jason Calacanis on LinkedIn: #startups#ai#building#founders#generativeai | 36 comments https://www.linkedin.com/posts/jasoncalacanis_startups-ai-building-activity-7065536881349824513-QpVE [6] Optimizely CEO Dan Siroker uses three unique interview questions for potential employees - The Business Journals https://www.bizjournals.com/bizjournals/how-to/human-resources/2014/11/off-the-wall-interview-questions-this-ceo-asks.html About Rewind.ai: Rewind.ai is a MacOS app that records everything you've seen, said, or heard on your computer and makes it searchable[1][3][4]. The app uses native macOS APIs and Optical Character Recognition to analyze everything on your screen, and stores all recordings locally on your Mac for privacy reasons[1]. Rewind compresses raw recording data up to 3,750 times so even with the smallest hard drive Apple offers today, you can store years of recordings[1]. The app offers a timeline of every meeting you've been in, every website you've visited, and everything you've typed or clicked on your machine[2]. Users can search, sort, and interact with all that history using different features[2]. A new feature called ChatGPT For Me is a GPT-4 chatbot that can give a chatbot access to all your personal data[2]. The app has two UIs: the rewind UI where you can scrub back and forth, and the search UI where you can search for matching text and show where in the screenshot it was found[5]. Rewind.ai is a relatively new app that is charting its own course and is unique in its functionality[3]. Sources [1] Rewind AI https://www.rewind.ai [2] Rewind's new feature brings ChatGPT to your personal information - The Verge https://www.theverge.com/2023/3/23/23653127/rewind-ai-chatgpt-for-me-chatbot-mac [3] A First Look at Rewind.ai - The Sweet Setup https://thesweetsetup.com/a-first-look-at-rewind-ai/ [4] 'Rewind AI' records everything you do on your Mac - 9to5Mac https://9to5mac.com/2022/11/02/rewind-ai-records-everything-you-do-mac/ [5] Rewind.ai Review - Ian Sinnott https://blog.iansinnott.com/rewind.ai-review [6] AI Startup Rewind Gets 170 Offers—and $350 Million Valuation in Unusual Fundraising https://www.theinformation.com/articles/ai-startup-rewind-gets-170-offers-and-350-million-valuation-in-unusual-fundraisingEd Batista's Journey as an Executive Coach
Ed Batista is an executive coach and was an instructor at the Stanford Graduate School of Business[3]. He has spent years coaching senior leaders who are facing a series of challenges or seeking greater fulfillment in their role[1]. Coaching is a way of being with others that's accessible to everyone and is not exclusive to professional coaches[2]. Ed Batista is a prominent executive coach in Silicon Valley who counts technology company CEOs and leaders in various fields as his clients[4]. He writes regularly on issues related to leadership and management[3]. He emphasizes the importance of storytelling in leadership[5]. In a podcast interview, he discussed the "Impulse to Hurry" hack, which is about slowing down and taking time to reflect[4]. Sources [1] Coaching yourself into a better career with Ed Batista https://reconsidering.org/episodes/21 [2] Ed Batista: Coaching https://www.edbatista.com/coaching/ [3] Don't Inflict Help, Provide It https://hbr.org/2013/09/dont-inflict-help-provide-it [4] Ed Batista on the "Impulse to Hurry" Hack: Slow Down and ... https://www.theleadingedgelab.com/eq-hacks-podcast/ed-batista-impulse-to-hurry-hack [5] Lauren Weinstein's Post https://www.linkedin.com/posts/weinsteinlauren_the-importance-of-shared-narrative-activity-6962901949776089088-tlqC [6] 3 Resilience & Courage - Think Visuals Newsletter https://thinkvisuals.substack.com/p/3-resilience-and-courage What is an Exec Coach?: An executive coach is a trained professional who works with leaders and teams to help them improve their performance, develop leadership skills, and overcome obstacles to success[2][3]. They provide one-on-one or group sessions where they use thought-provoking discussions to guide and support clients through professional challenges and opportunities[2]. The goal of executive coaching is to enhance leadership skills, improve critical thinking and problem-solving abilities, expose blind spots, and change limiting behaviors and beliefs[2]. Executive coaches often come from diverse backgrounds and may have certifications from certifying bodies in the executive coaching industry[2]. They provide a safe and structured environment for clients to receive support and guidance[5]. Executive coaching is a client-driven process that is distinct from other service professions such as counseling, mentoring, consulting, and training[5]. The focus of executive coaching is on optimizing leadership performance and effectively managing overwhelm and stress[3]. Sources [1] Definition of Executive Coaching https://chicagoexecutivecoaching.com/resources/definition-executive-coaching/ [2] What is Executive Coaching? Benefits & Examples | Bravanti https://bravanti.com/what-is-executive-coaching-benefits-and-examples/ [3] What is an Executive Coach? https://www.jodymichael.com/blog/what-is-an-executive-coach/ [4] What is Executive Coaching? https://www.talentlyft.com/en/resources/what-is-executive-coaching [5] What is Executive Coaching? | ATD https://www.td.org/talent-development-glossary-terms/what-is-executive-coaching [6] Executive Coaching: What Is It And How It Can Help You https://www.betterup.com/blog/executive-coachingZack Hemsey is an American composer, songwriter, and filmmaker best known for the use of his music in movies and trailers. Creating music for movies and shows like Game of Thrones and Inception.
More at https://www.zackhemsey.com/
This is a conversation with Prasanna Sankar, the story of how he and his cofounder built a multibillion-dollar startup Rippling.
Tracy Young talks about her past, her last startup PlanGrid, strategy for building companies, her experience at Y Combinator, and her new startup TigerEye.
Some history on Tracy: Tracy, who previously worked in the construction space, noticed that the construction industry was not utilizing technology effectively. In response, she and four friends founded PlanGrid, a startup that was launched in 2011 and offers a digital platform for paper blueprints and documents in the construction industry. PlanGrid has gained a large number of customers in over 85 countries, and in 2018, Autodesk, a major software company, purchased the company for $875 million. Now Tracy is at it again, building a new startup called TigerEye.
More about TigerEye: https://www.tigereye.com/
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