why aren't all 8 resolved? a statement only gets an assessment when the public
record can support or contradict it. opinions and what-ifs never can, and 0 checkable
ones are still open, waiting for their date. predictions held up or didn't;
assertions are supported or contradicted. on every card:
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Insight
Olschlager: Raising $10M in VC requires a $100M exit to get rich
“You take ten million dollars from a VC, you know, you better be talking about, you know, a hundred million dollars at a minimum, you know, if you think you're going to get rich off the deal.”
Insight
Olschlager: Leaders Ignoring Employee Social Needs Will Lose Their Workforce
“And a company now really acts much more like a, an organic social organism. And if leadership Isn't responding to, you know, the needs of that organism. They're going to find themselves without a viable workforce, you know, pretty quickly.”
Opinion
Olschlager: Companies lacking cloud automation cannot compete in modern markets
“If you're not automated in how you operate in the cloud, you're not even going to be able to compete in today's market.”
Assertion Supported
Olschlager: Integrating Machine Learning into Automation Is Already in Production
“When you look at the convergence of multiple technologies you know, say machine learning type algorithms, and, you know, you start to hook those into your automation chain you know, then you can start to think of some really interesting ways to do things that,…”
Assertion Supported
Olschlager: Amazon and Spotify deploy hundreds of daily changes in under an hour
“When you think about companies like Spotify or Amazon
you know, other, other sort of big, you know, high tech companies like that, you know, they push out, you know, hundreds, if not thousands of change, changes into production every day. And, you know, they'…”
Insight
Olschlager: SaaS Enables Revenue Scalability That ASP Models Failed to Deliver
“SAS as a technology sustainably enables a growth revenue capability that application service provider did not.”
Insight
Olschlager: Public company CEOs spend very little time with their families
“When you're the CEO of a public company, you don't Actually spend a lot of time at home at the dinner table or with your kids.”
Insight
Olschlager: Never build custom autoresponders unless competing in marketing automation
“Really, I can think of no circumstance that I would tell a team to build their own autoresponder, unless we were going to take on the,
Marketing automation market, and we had to have that native functionality. You know, if I'm just a company selling widgets, …”