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record can support or contradict it. opinions and what-ifs never can, and 0 checkable
ones are still open, waiting for their date. predictions held up or didn't;
assertions are supported or contradicted. on every card:
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Assertion Supported
JOKR's first delivery neighborhoods turned profitable within six months
“Even though we are only like six months in business, we have the basically first neighborhoods turning profitable now, even though we expected that ourselves to come in significantly later.”
Prediction Held up
JOKR aims to employ all delivery riders as full-time staff
“We are aiming at employing our riders as Full-time employees. We make them basically part of our team, of our culture, and then an equally valued, basically a team member as they would be on the engineering side, on the marketing side, on the operational side,…”
Assertion Supported
Over 50% of JOKR's New Customer Growth is Organic
“And already more than 50% of our new customers are generated by us organically. They're coming to us through word of mouth, through organic referrals or basically other type of, like, organic channels that we've opened up. So more than 50% of our new customer …”
Prediction Held up
Wenzel: JOKR will expand beyond grocery and convenience product categories
“In the future, we will open up to other product categories so that if you're sitting at home or in the office, or if you're at a gathering at an event or wherever you are, you have the ability to order what you need in that particular moment. And it will alway…”
Prediction Held up
Wenzel: JOKR is doubling down on private label product expansion
“No, private label is a big focus of ours. We're doubling down on our efforts with regards to basically a private label product offering.”
Assertion Supported
JOKR has raised over $170M from GGV, Balderton, SoftBank, and Kaszek
“To date, Ralph has raised over a hundred and seventy million dollars for the company, from the likes of GGV, Balderton, Soft SoftBank and Kazak, to name a few.”