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Today’s guest is Jake Knapp, Designer, Advisor, & New York Times Best Selling Author, and someone who cut his teeth on Microsoft Encarta.
Who remembers Microsoft Encarta? For those of you under the age of 30, it was essentially Wikipedia on a CD-ROM. You’d buy it, and then at the end of the year, it would get updated and you’d have to buy it again.
Stick around to hear what he took away from Google and Microsoft and learn how to write a book on the side while still being amazing at your job.
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Today’s guest is Jake Knapp, Designer, Advisor, & New York Times Best Selling Author, and someone who cut his teeth on Microsoft Encarta.
Who remembers Microsoft Encarta?
Show of hands.
For those of you under the age of 30, it was essentially Wikipedia on a CD-ROM. You’d buy it, and then at the end of the year, it would get updated and you’d have to buy it again.
On this episode we talked about:
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Today’s guest is Elik Eizenberg, Founder & CTO at BigPanda. On this episode, he speaks with us about his enduring love for data algorithms.
The more you think about founding a company, the more you don’t want to do it. At some point, you’ll have to stop analyzing all the reasons not to and get started.
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Today’s guest is Benjamin Hindman, Co-Founder of D2iQ (formerly Mesosphere).
After founding a company with buddies from high school, would you undertake a CEO search and an entire company rebrand? If you did, here’s what you’d learn:
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Today’s guest is Nir Polak, Cofounder and CEO at Exabeam.
Join us as we discuss design partners and how they’re superior to beta testers, benefits of refining your product market fit early in your to market process, creating a heat map of scaling communications, and finding investors.
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Today’s guest is Nir Polak, Cofounder and CEO at Exabeam.
Founders of tech solutions should sign design partners. Not beta testers.
What we talked about:
Find this episode and more Founder Formula at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or our website.
Today’s guest is Elik Eizenberg, Founder & CTO at BigPanda. On this episode, he speaks with us about his enduring love for data algorithms.
The more you think about founding a company, the more you don’t want to do it. At some point, you’ll have to stop analyzing all the reasons not to and get started.
Listen to this and all of The Founder Formula episodes through your favorite podcast platform or Trace3.com.
Today’s guest is Elik Eizenberg, Founder & CTO at BigPanda. On this episode, he speaks with us about his enduring love for data algorithms.
The more you think about founding a company, the more you don’t want to do it. At some point, you’ll have to stop analyzing all the reasons not to and get started.
What we talked about:
To hear this episode and more like it, subscribe to The Founder Formula on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, or tune in on our website.
Today's guest is Jyoti Bansal, serial entrepreneur, tech visionary, and co-founder of Harness. As an entrepreneur, the hardest part about taking a chance on an idea often isn’t when the idea doesn’t work out. It’s when it does work out. Jyoti was kind enough to fill us in on what it takes to prove your startup plan is worth a billion dollars.
In this episode, we cover being a first-time founder, the toll entrepreneurship can have on families, and solidifying a convincing pitch for VCs.
Listen to this and all of The Founder Formula episodes through your favorite podcast platform or Trace3.com.
Today's guest is Jyoti Bansal, serial entrepreneur, tech visionary, and co-founder of Harness. As an entrepreneur, the hardest part about taking a chance on an idea often isn’t when the idea doesn’t work out. It’s when it does work out. Jyoti was kind enough to fill us in on what it takes to prove your startup plan is worth a billion dollars.
In this episode, we cover:
To hear this episode and more like it, subscribe to The Founder Formula on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, or tune in on our website.
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