Sparrow: Speed is the only thing startups survive on
Kerry Sparrow · He Runs the World's Largest Labor Data Firm and Truth Terrifies Him · Aug 29, 2023 · at 3:28
WageScape founder Kerry Sparrow explains the core survival mechanism for early-stage startup founders compared to corporate executives.
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“Speed, speed is the only thing we survive on. And you know, being, you know, being right is a luxury that we just don't have.”
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