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James Lo and the things a CV leaves out
From a student charity in Hong Kong to an AI company in London, James Lo keeps returning to the same problem: how does someone with something to offer get a fair hearing?
Charles Thiede and the value of a smaller room
Zapnito’s co-founder once turned down 20,000 Twitter followers. His career asks a more useful question: what happens when the right people can actually hear one another?
Directly put the customer on the payroll
The person who knows your product best may never have worked for you. Directly built a support business around that awkward fact - and paid experts when their answers worked.
Tegus Put Wall Street’s Homework in One Search Box
Tegus turned the expert call from an expensive one-off into searchable institutional memory. Now folded into AlphaSense, its real trick is making qualitative gossip and quantitative homework sit at the same desk.
Mark Platosh Built a Career Around the Questions Nobody Knows to Ask
A three-month software review taught Mark Platosh that the costliest business problem is often a missing conversation. He has spent the years since turning that lesson into Maven Research.
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