The Exchanges

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Answered raw tape D 5 · C 4 · P 4 · Cm 3 4.15

Q R&D team has now been called up, and then another said, you know, many of our, you know, sales reps have been called up, and I said, God, what, what happens then? And so when you suddenly have, you know, 25% or 33% of your team called up to reserve, just practically speaking, and I don't mean it callously in any way, But what happens to companies in those situations?

A I can tell you what's happening right now. There is a list going on, active list, of 400 plus volunteers. That want to work, that can be helpful to startups. Whatever they need, whatever's possible. And this is something that's going on behind, again, Israeli resilience, how we're coming together. Apropos, you know, what Michael said, you know, we're tech tech, I think we're going to be even more united as we always are when there are things like this, even though this massacre is, I mean, this is, this is far worse than anything we've ever seen. We're just getting more united and helping each other. And like I said, it's ongoing. Um, so. From what I've seen from my, you know, portfolio companies, one female CEO, she has three kids. Her husband is in reserves, but she's the CEO of the company, and she's still working. Her co-founder, he just had a baby recently. They're working through all this madness, too, with having kids at home. You know, being called to reserves, it sounds just like soldiers, but there's, like, the other side of things where it's, like, there's a whole group of female VCs in Israel. It's a whole WhatsApp group. You know, there's the global women in VC group that Jessica Peltz founded with, um, Sutian. I forgot her last name right now, but... We have that here in Israel, too. I have never seen that amount of back and forth movement. What do you need? What …

AI assessment note: “There is a list going on, active list, of 400 plus volunteers.”

Answered raw tape D 3 · C 3 · P 3 · Cm 2 2.85

Q R&D team has now been called up, and then another said, you know, many of our, you know, sales reps have been called up, and I said, God, what, what happens then? And so when you suddenly have, you know, 25% or 33% of your team called up to reserve, just practically speaking, and I don't mean it callously in any way, But what happens to companies in those situations?

A I can tell you what's happening right now. There is a list going on, active list, of 400 plus volunteers. That want to work, that can be helpful to startups. Whatever they need, whatever's possible. And this is something that's going on behind, again, Israeli resilience, how we're coming together. Apropos, you know, what Michael said, you know, we're tech tech, I think we're going to be even more united as we always are when there are things like this, even though this massacre is, I mean, this is, this is far worse than anything we've ever seen. We're just getting more united and helping each other. And like I said, it's ongoing. Um, so. From what I've seen from my, you know, portfolio companies, one female CEO, she has three kids. Her husband is in reserves, but she's the CEO of the company, and she's still working. Her co-founder, he just had a baby recently. They're working through all this madness, too, with having kids at home. You know, being called to reserves, it sounds just like soldiers, but there's, like, the other side of things where it's, like, there's a whole group of female VCs in Israel. It's a whole WhatsApp group. You know, there's the global women in VC group that Jessica Peltz founded with, um, Sutian. I forgot her last name right now, but... We have that here in Israel, too. I have never seen that amount of back and forth movement. What do you need? What …

AI assessment note: “active list, of 400 plus volunteers. That want to work, that can be helpful to startups.”

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