employee

also referred to as: employees

7 statements across 7 episodes · 1 bullish · 2 bearish · 6 people on the record · first statement Jun 5, 2017 by David "Bull" Gurfein · across every show →

Everything said about employee, oldest first

Jun 5, 2017 negative
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Gurfein: 99% of workplace failures stem from poor leadership, not bad employees
“I would say 99% of the time we don't have bad employees. We have horrible leadership and we don't supervise and we don't provide support.”
David "Bull" Gurfein Jun 5, 2017 ▶ 21:20 David "Bull" Gurfein - Interdisciplinary Lessons from the Marines (Capital Allocators, EP.10)
Apr 1, 2019 bearish
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Ariely: Widening gap between leadership and employee sentiment signals shorting opportunity
“I will tell you that we find that in every company, when the gap between how Leadership feels about the company and how the rank and file employees feel about the company. As this gap grows, it's a good sign to short the stock.”
Dan Ariely Apr 1, 2019 ▶ 45:16 Dan Ariely – Investing in Irrationality (Capital Allocators, EP.93)
Jan 20, 2020
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Clarkson: Venture halts if tech workers and founders lack financial rewards
“If the entrepreneurs and the employees are not getting the rewards that they need to stay in the business, then this whole business stops. Like GPs and LPs can't make this business go. It is a hundred percent the people making the companies go.”
Beezer Clarkson Jan 20, 2020 ▶ 46:24 Beezer Clarkson – Sapphire Gem of Early Stage Venture (Capital Allocators, EP.120)
Feb 8, 2021 neutral
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Shibata: Historically, shareholders ranked at the bottom of Japanese corporate stakeholders
“Shareholder is lowest ranked in Japan. I should say past tense, not current tense. Shareholder was the lowest ranked. Employee, client, So the total stakeholder, shareholder is the bottom. That has been a long time concept, or Japanese community.”
Kazuhiko Shibata Feb 8, 2021 ▶ 20:20 David Baran and Kazuhiko Shibata – Friendly Activism in Japan at Symphony (Capital Allocators, EP.176)
May 17, 2021 neutral
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Ariely: Uneven employee complaints signal worse performance than uniform dissatisfaction
“And if you find that people are complaining equally at management and at the level of the employee, this is not as a bad signal as if management is not complaining and employees are complaining much more.”
Dan Ariely May 17, 2021 ▶ 13:18 Dan Ariely – The Human Capital Factor (Capital Allocators, EP.195)
May 27, 2024 positive
Assertion Partly supported
Reddit reached $175 million in revenue and 600 employees by 2019
“Four or five years later, when I stepped back to a board-only role, I think the business was probably 175 mil in revenue, probably like 506 hundred employees, so grown a lot, learned a lot from that.”
Alexis Ohanian May 27, 2024 ▶ 23:15 Alexis Ohanian – From Reddit to 776, a Technology Company that Deploys Venture Capital (EP.388)
Jul 8, 2024
Disclosure
Connaughton: All Bain Capital partners and employees co-invest in firm deals
“We've always been the head of the pack in terms of how much money we put in our own deals, and every one of the partners does that, and every one of the employees does that, is they're investing their deals.”
John Connaughton Jul 8, 2024 ▶ 27:11 Training Grounds: Bain Capital, John Connaughton (EP.395)
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