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How did Mike Shebat build Traba so quickly? This 30 minute masterclass on company building breaks down: 💡 Finding broken markets 👨‍💻 Building a world class team 🚀 Launching products FAST 💰 Fundraising 📈 Scaling Tons of wisdom in here from the whole team & Keith Rabois

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Jack Burlinsonvor 2 Jahren

@mike_sheb @Traba_Work @rabois I know I've said this 10+ times, but worth repeating Your videos are so damn good, man. Watched the whole thing. This is going to be an incredible asset for Traba to use for hiring an exceptional team moving into the future.

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John Cooganvor 2 Jahren

@mike_sheb @Traba_Work @rabois Thanks man! Making a big video about an early stage company can be tricky but thankfully Mike and his team opened up and dropped a solid playbook for new founders. Definitely showcased the company culture too! Let’s catch up soon!

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Anthony Pompliano 🌪vor 2 Jahren

@mike_sheb @Traba_Work @rabois Excited to watch this 🔥

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Samir Kaulvor 2 Jahren

@mike_sheb @Traba_Work @rabois So proud to back @mike_sheb and partner with @rabois again

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Lenny Rachitskyvor 2 Jahren

@mike_sheb @Traba_Work @rabois You definitely make me regret not investing in your early round Mike 🫠😭

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Giuliano Giacagliavor 2 Jahren

@mike_sheb @Traba_Work @rabois This is a really cool startup and the video production is top notch!

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Yoroomievor 2 Jahren

@mike_sheb @Traba_Work @rabois This is next level! It’s also great to see that you covered some of the challenges with marketplaces & their approach to solve some of them.

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Jeromy Sonnevor 2 Jahren

@mike_sheb @Traba_Work @rabois Man your videos are really good.

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elizavor 2 Jahren

@mike_sheb @Traba_Work @rabois this is one of the best company break downs i've ever watched. thanks for putting the work in to tell these stories.

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Owlvor 2 Jahren

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.Paul Graham said the best predictor of startup success at every stage is how fast a company ships new things I've watched Etched build an entire inference rack in about 3 years (which is insane) I've never seen a team execute this fast on something this hard "You win by shipping. You don't win by having the best outreach or communications, you win by having the best product. The biggest risk is not taking risk. Every day there's over a billion dollars in revenue in this category, and a lot of it's inference. So every day we don't ship, we're just leaving tons of opportunity on the table. A very famous AI chip company took 10 months to go from getting their silicon back to running inference in a rack. We did it in 40 days."

.Paul Graham said the best predictor of startup success at every stage is how fast a company ships new things I've watched Etched build an entire inference rack in about 3 years (which is insane) I've never seen a team execute this fast on something this hard "You win by shipping. You don't win by having the best outreach or communications, you win by having the best product. The biggest risk is not taking risk. Every day there's over a billion dollars in revenue in this category, and a lot of it's inference. So every day we don't ship, we're just leaving tons of opportunity on the table. A very famous AI chip company took 10 months to go from getting their silicon back to running inference in a rack. We did it in 40 days."

Patrick OShaughnessy

52,648 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Ten years ago, building and launching a private orbital rocket from India may have felt almost impossible. Orbital launch was the domain of governments alone, until Elon Musk and SpaceX proved a private company could get there too. Today, a young Indian team has done it successfully on its first attempt, and India now joins that rare club. I enjoyed speaking with Pawan about the years of work behind Vikram-1, the fear of failure before the launch, and the support Skyroot received from the government, IN-SPACe, and the wider ecosystem. What excites me most is what this signals to the world: India can build high-precision, highly reliable, deep-technology products for global customers. Neil Armstrong once described a single step as a giant leap for mankind. For India's private space journey, this is exactly that kind of leap. A historic beginning for Skyroot and an important moment for every Indian entrepreneur building for the world.

Ten years ago, building and launching a private orbital rocket from India may have felt almost impossible. Orbital launch was the domain of governments alone, until Elon Musk and SpaceX proved a private company could get there too. Today, a young Indian team has done it successfully on its first attempt, and India now joins that rare club. I enjoyed speaking with Pawan about the years of work behind Vikram-1, the fear of failure before the launch, and the support Skyroot received from the government, IN-SPACe, and the wider ecosystem. What excites me most is what this signals to the world: India can build high-precision, highly reliable, deep-technology products for global customers. Neil Armstrong once described a single step as a giant leap for mankind. For India's private space journey, this is exactly that kind of leap. A historic beginning for Skyroot and an important moment for every Indian entrepreneur building for the world.

Ritesh Agarwal

48,984 Aufrufe • vor 17 Tagen

Christina Cacioppo (Christina Cacioppo) is the co-founder and CEO of Vanta, the trust management platform helping 12,000+ companies prove security and compliance. She’s scaled the company from a spreadsheet prototype to a global team of 1,000, most recently raising at a $4.15B valuation. On the Social Radars, Christina shares how she trusted her gut to make unconventional decisions, the lessons she’s learned on delegation and focus, and what it means to stay in founder mode while building one of the fastest-growing companies in SaaS. 00:25 – From Spreadsheet Prototype to Platform 02:00 – Why Security and Compliance Were Broken 04:00 – Convincing the First Customers 06:00 – Scaling to 12,000+ Companies 08:30 – Lessons on Gut Instincts & Leadership 10:30 – Raising at a $4.15B Valuation 12:00 – Staying in Founder Mode

Christina Cacioppo (Christina Cacioppo) is the co-founder and CEO of Vanta, the trust management platform helping 12,000+ companies prove security and compliance. She’s scaled the company from a spreadsheet prototype to a global team of 1,000, most recently raising at a $4.15B valuation. On the Social Radars, Christina shares how she trusted her gut to make unconventional decisions, the lessons she’s learned on delegation and focus, and what it means to stay in founder mode while building one of the fastest-growing companies in SaaS. 00:25 – From Spreadsheet Prototype to Platform 02:00 – Why Security and Compliance Were Broken 04:00 – Convincing the First Customers 06:00 – Scaling to 12,000+ Companies 08:30 – Lessons on Gut Instincts & Leadership 10:30 – Raising at a $4.15B Valuation 12:00 – Staying in Founder Mode

Y Combinator

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