The Ledger
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Prince: Co-founders asking how to divide responsibilities likely have wrong partners
“If you're asking that question, it probably means you have the wrong co-founders.”
Prince: AI will boost engineering and sales hiring while replacing corporate measurement roles
“If I have a developer and I can now give them AI tools and they're 10 times as productive, I'm gonna hire as many developers as I can. If I, you know, have a salesperson and I can give them tools that eliminate the parts of their job that they don't like, whic…”
Prince: A 12-to-1 manager ratio is optimal for flat organizations
“I think 12 to one is right. And the benefit of expanding the number of the average number of direct reports Is it inherently flattens the organization?”
Prince: AI's biases are useful because they are uncorrelated with human team biases
“The really interesting thing is it's also uncorrelated to all the other biases that are within an organization. A team of people working together will tend to develop A set of biases. And that doesn't mean that AI doesn't have biases, but they're uncorrelated …”