Suranga Chandratilake

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Nov 23, 2015 neutral
Prediction Not checkable as stated
Tech gig economy is causing Industrial Revolution-scale labor shifts
“I think we're going through a similar shift right now. Where, you know, new technology has enabled a new class of workers, you know, the gig economy, the part-time economy, the multi, you know, the multi-job economy, whatever you want to call it, and people ar…”
Suranga Chandratilake Nov 23, 2015 ▶ 15:50 20 VC 090: Balderton Capital's General Partner, Suranga Chandratillake on What It Takes To Be A Great CEO
Nov 23, 2015 positive
Opinion
European startup landscape dramatically improved over ten years
“Realized that there was a lot of interesting stuff going on with venture and entrepreneurship and, you know, way more interesting companies being set up in Europe than there ever were before I'd left, you know, 10 years earlier.”
Suranga Chandratilake Nov 23, 2015 ▶ 5:16 20 VC 090: Balderton Capital's General Partner, Suranga Chandratillake on What It Takes To Be A Great CEO
Nov 23, 2015
Insight
CEOs should intervene primarily during inter-departmental conflicts
“I think where you step in is in the areas in between these, you know, when things contradict, when there are topics that are sort of owned by multiple departments at the same time, or where you just know you have a weak team.”
Suranga Chandratilake Nov 23, 2015 ▶ 10:37 20 VC 090: Balderton Capital's General Partner, Suranga Chandratillake on What It Takes To Be A Great CEO
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