Terminal

9 statements across 1 episodes · 1 bullish · 0 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Aug 17, 2018 by Dylan Serota · said 773 times in 82 episodes since 2018 · across every show →

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Aug 17, 2018
Insight
Serota: Remote teams need full product ownership, not just bug fixes
“And lastly, and I think a very important factor is making that team feel like first class citizens. And this really stems from giving complete product ownership to that team and not just thinking that they'll fix bugs or work on lower priority items.”
Dylan Serota Aug 17, 2018 ▶ 11:47 20VC: Why Founders Must Use VCs as a Barometer, How to Make Distributed Teams Work Successfully & The Biggest Mistake People Make Early In Their Career with Dylan Serota, Founder @ Terminal
Aug 17, 2018
Insight
Serota: Early startups should hire generalists over incumbent experts
“Early stage, you want to hire more jacks of all trades and less experts from incumbents. So as a company, you don't want to be a jack of all trades, master of none. But with early stage employees, I actually think that those who are less expert, but exhibit mo…”
Dylan Serota Aug 17, 2018 ▶ 18:00 20VC: Why Founders Must Use VCs as a Barometer, How to Make Distributed Teams Work Successfully & The Biggest Mistake People Make Early In Their Career with Dylan Serota, Founder @ Terminal
Aug 17, 2018
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Serota: Startups should treat VC fundraising as an ongoing market barometer
“Where some startups get it wrong is that funding is a process that you just start and finish. And I think it should be a series of ongoing conversations with various VCs to get their perspectives.”
Dylan Serota Aug 17, 2018 ▶ 23:30 20VC: Why Founders Must Use VCs as a Barometer, How to Make Distributed Teams Work Successfully & The Biggest Mistake People Make Early In Their Career with Dylan Serota, Founder @ Terminal
Aug 17, 2018
Insight
Serota: Leaders must earn digital communication rights through physical presence
“Virtual communication, Communication is sufficient to build relationships with remote workers, and face-to-face, I think, still matters so much, and I believe you have to earn the right to communicate digitally by being there physically, and often people don't…”
Dylan Serota Aug 17, 2018 ▶ 25:57 20VC: Why Founders Must Use VCs as a Barometer, How to Make Distributed Teams Work Successfully & The Biggest Mistake People Make Early In Their Career with Dylan Serota, Founder @ Terminal
Aug 17, 2018
Insight
Serota: Distributed teams must over-document decisions in a central repository
“The other thing I think most companies need to change is just over-documenting Or increasing the documentation that they have of decisions that are being made at various meetings and points, and having a repository where someone could look back and see the tim…”
Dylan Serota Aug 17, 2018 ▶ 12:51 20VC: Why Founders Must Use VCs as a Barometer, How to Make Distributed Teams Work Successfully & The Biggest Mistake People Make Early In Their Career with Dylan Serota, Founder @ Terminal
Aug 17, 2018
Insight
Serota: Marketing is one of the hardest functions to distribute remotely
“I think marketing is really challenging to work in a distributed model. While you need to think about localizing message and maybe having local marketing managers, it can be really challenging to keep everyone aligned on how to build and represent your brand i…”
Dylan Serota Aug 17, 2018 ▶ 25:17 20VC: Why Founders Must Use VCs as a Barometer, How to Make Distributed Teams Work Successfully & The Biggest Mistake People Make Early In Their Career with Dylan Serota, Founder @ Terminal
Aug 17, 2018
Disclosure
Serota: Terminal reviews its leadership decision-making speed on a weekly basis
“As a leadership team, we examine and scrutinize our decisions weekly, not just based on the outcomes of the decisions, but how quickly we were able to make those decisions and how could we speed up that process in the future”
Dylan Serota Aug 17, 2018 ▶ 19:32 20VC: Why Founders Must Use VCs as a Barometer, How to Make Distributed Teams Work Successfully & The Biggest Mistake People Make Early In Their Career with Dylan Serota, Founder @ Terminal
Aug 17, 2018
Insight
Serota: Remote engineering offices must hire a senior tech lead early
“So hiring the first senior tech lead is critical. It doesn't have to be the First hire, but I think it does need to be in the first few to establish a strong foundation for that team and allow that lead to start making some of the hiring decisions with local k…”
Dylan Serota Aug 17, 2018 ▶ 11:31 20VC: Why Founders Must Use VCs as a Barometer, How to Make Distributed Teams Work Successfully & The Biggest Mistake People Make Early In Their Career with Dylan Serota, Founder @ Terminal
Aug 17, 2018 bullish
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Serota: Distributed teams increase startup acquisition value rather than deterring buyers
“We've actually recently gone through this with a partner of ours, TalkIQ, that was recently acquired by Dialpad. And part of the reason that they were a very desirable acquisition target was purely because they had that team in place in Waterloo that had alrea…”
Dylan Serota Aug 17, 2018 ▶ 16:50 20VC: Why Founders Must Use VCs as a Barometer, How to Make Distributed Teams Work Successfully & The Biggest Mistake People Make Early In Their Career with Dylan Serota, Founder @ Terminal
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