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4 statements across 3 episodes · 2 bullish · 0 bearish · 3 people on the record · first statement May 6, 2024 by Poojan Kumar · said 19 times in 7 episodes since 2024 · across every show →
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2025 15 mentions in 5 episodes 3 per episode
- 1st-time founder raises $140M with $0 revenue—grows to 800 employees & profitable. | Andrew Rubin... · PMF Show
- He built a $20B public company, left—then raised a $100M Series A. | Dheeraj Pandey, Founder of N... · PMF Show
- 5x founder asked Ford for a contract so large—they acquired his company instead. | Amar Varma, Fo... · PMF Show
- He quit Google, launched Rubrik—then grew to $1B ARR & a $16B market cap. | Soham Mazumdar, Co-Fo... · PMF Show
- The secrets to mastering product-led growth. | Wes Bush, Author of the #1 Bestselling Book on Pro... · PMF Show
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2024 4 mentions in 2 episodes 2 per episode
Everything said about VMware, oldest first
May 6, 2024 positive
Kumar: Clumio secured its first five alpha customers from 20 conference meetings
“At Clumio, we went to a big conference and I basically had set up, you know, 15, 20 meetings based on LinkedIn.
And, you know, of course I had my past background also at play.
And then between those 15, 20 meetings over those three, four days over lunches and …”
Mar 27, 2025 neutral
Bush: Sales-led companies solve complexity; product-led companies must solve simplicity
“In most kind of generalizations like this, I find a lot of sales like companies Are fantastic. It's solving for complexity... For a product-led company. It's like, that's actually your detriment sometimes is you create something that is so complex, does so man…”
Nov 3, 2025 neutral
Nutanix survived at least two near-death experiences in its first five years
“I think at Nutanix, we really took upon things that we never understood, like hardware, when we were software guys, pure software guys. And two times at least out in this first five years, we felt like we have a near-death experience. And even VMware didn't wo…”