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Hubspot Co-Founder and Sequoia Partner Brian Halligan did something most founders would never try: He walked into the Cambridge Apple Store, found the best reps, and hired them on the spot. Same $40K salary - but instead of standing all day, they got a real growth path. Many became... show more

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