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20Growth: Top Growth Lessons from the Early Facebook, Twitter and Quora Days, The Most Important Question to Ask When Building Your Growth Team, How To Test For True Candidate Depth and Quality When Hiring for Growth with Andy Johns, Venture Partner @ Unu
- ▶ 12:35 Andy Johns So if I'm building another network-driven product, I'm going to look for the heads of growth at Pinterest and at Reddit and at Quora and at Twitter and at Facebook and at LinkedIn.
Welcome 20Growth: How To Hire a Head of Growth? What are Signs of World-Class Talent? How To Structure the Process? How To Onboard Growth Teams? The Relationship Between Head of Growth and CEO and more with Casey Winters, Chief Product Officer @ Eventbrit
- ▶ 1:09 Harry Stebbings And if that wasn't enough, Casey's also advised the likes of Canva, Hipcamp, Reddit, and Fair, just to name a few.
20VC: Greylock's David Sze on His Biggest Lessons Working with Mark Zuckerberg and Reid Hoffman, The Rise of Pre-Emptive Rounds, How To Think Through Price Discipline Today and How Truly Strong Venture Partnerships Function
20VC: Scaling Zapier To $140M ARR and a $5Bn Valuation on $1.4M of Funding, What Founders Misunderstand About Fundraising & How Founders Should Think About Secondaries Today with Wade Foster, Founder & CEO @ Zapier
- ▶ 11:05 Wade Foster I mean, the best way to describe it is kind of like a Reddit style, but long form Reddit, I guess, where you can post blog posts and assign them, like, into a category or, like, maybe subreddit if you want to, and then, you know, people… 2 times in the scene
20VC: How To Deliver Feedback with Compassion and Clarity, WTF Are Values Really and How To Instill Them & Raising $50M+ From Index and Greylock but Remaining in Stealth for 12 Months with Linda Lian, Co-Founder & CEO @ CommonRoom
- ▶ 6:01 Linda Lian Still has today, including our developer Slack, our Reddit engagement, our Stack Overflow engagement, open sourcing product roadmaps on GitHub.
20VC: The Memo: Sequoia's Alfred Lin on Why Chasing GMV Leads To Bad Behaviours, How To Approach Competition and Capital Efficiency & The Core Importance of Understanding the Difference Between Input and Output Metrics
- ▶ 0:28 Harry Stebbings As for context, Alfred is a partner at Sequoia, and has led deals in the likes of Airbnb, DoorDash, Instacart, Reddit, and Houzz, to name a few.