Tristan Handy
11 statements across 1 episodes · 2 bullish · 4 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Oct 14, 2022 by Tristan Handy · across every show →
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Oct 14, 2022
Tristan Handy: Inconsistent adoption and calendar meetings destroy asynchronous work models
“The problem with async and the re the time when it's really hard to adopt well is when it's adopted inconsistently. Cause if people start putting a bunch of meetings on everybody's calendars and that's how everybody expects work to get done, then all of a sudd…”
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Tristan Handy: Management consulting skills are mostly useless at early startups
“And then the hard thing, honestly, for a consultant was to figure out like how to make myself useful in this context, because the majority of the skills that I had learned to this point in my professional career were like, not that useful. Like I wasn't the pe…”
Oct 14, 2022 negative
Tristan Handy: Remote work from home is lonely and dehumanizing
“Like just because it's lonely and dehumanizing and because we're built to interact with other Humans. And for many of us, especially for you know, early career folks who are, you know, I mean, I lived in an apartment with four roommates right out of college. L…”
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Tristan Handy: Evaluating candidates on scale experience is the wrong hiring strategy
“I think it's like fundamentally, the talent search algorithm is fundamentally like not that hard. People just get focused on the wrong stuff. Like, have you led a customer success team at scale before? Like, that's the wrong question.”
Oct 14, 2022 negative
Tristan Handy: Hitting $1M ARR puts startups on an inescapable growth clock
“The minute that you have a million dollars in software ARR, you're on a clock. Like that people can take kind of infinitely long to get to a million dollars. It doesn't really matter. That's, Perceived to be like wandering around in the wilderness and that's f…”