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1,300 cloud cyber platforms launched in five years, while SMBs got zero
“We just happened to ask the question, how many cybersecurity platforms have been created for the cloud in the last five years? And the answer is like, 1300. And then we said, how many have been created for the SMB in the last five years? And the answer was zer…”
Musk slept at the factory while Tesla struggled with Model X doors
“When I started at Tesla, we were having a super big problem producing Model Xs and getting the Falcon wing doors to fit. And Elon and I had shared this favorite book, The Goal, which is all about manufacturing process. And he grabbed me one day. He said, okay,…”
Tesla slashed 360,000 vehicle configurations after data revealed two main buyer archetypes
“That led to like, 360,000 different combinations of a car that you could choose, which is driving a lot of clicks, plus a lot of decision fatigue for people. And so we went and ran the data, my team ran the data, and we came back and figured out that people we…”
Ex-Tesla president spent 60% of his time interviewing job candidates
“In fact, 60% of my calendar was interviews.”
Intuit founder Scott Cook created the 'follow me home' user observation technique
“I learned this technique from Scott Cook, the founder of Intuit, and he's got this process he calls follow me home. And what it means is you look over the shoulder of real customers who are using your product.”