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Gurley: The founder matters more than the concept, citing Discord and Slack pivots
“And we've seen Incredible businesses built by great founders who have pivoted a 180 degrees from the original idea. Discord's that way, for example. And, you know, Slack was famously that way. So the person matters more than the concept.”
Downer: Hybrid office workers only do three hours of real work daily
“People that are just working in an office, and they have, like, they're probably working from home three days a week, and they are not being fully used.
Like, they're working for really three hours a day, but they have to stretch out their work to make it an e…”
Woods built an agentic AI CFO to automate financial email analysis
“I have now gotten to the point where I have built an actual agentic AI CFO. That literally is in my email every single day. If I get anything from my finance team, it reads it. It opens up the Excel files. It is got probably 10 pages of instructions on how to …”
Sanchez mandates access to every Slack channel across her companies
“I have access to every Slack channel across my companies. It's a mandate.”
Woods uses AI to generate weekly podcasts summarizing customer calls
“Once a week, an agent goes into that Slack channel, finds everything our customers have said over the last week, sends that to another application where it's turned into a podcast. When I wake up Wednesday morning by five AM when I'm at the gym, I'm listening …”