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What is a venture’s most important asset? Its people, product or brand?
Can we say unequivocally that a company's people will always be its most important asset, regardless of its industry, age or size? Or are there situations where a company's product or brand should trump its human resource? We discuss this with special guest Ricardo Tannus, founder of Catena, a non-standard Brazil-based talent search company.
Although many say that people are the lifeblood of any business, do our conscious actions in this area tend to match our words? Michael Seibel, co-founder of Twitch, stated that he only unlearned and started to “better [understand] how important a team is as opposed to an idea”, after he had sold his company and been working with over 700 others as a partner at Y Combinator.
Can we say unequivocally that a company’s people will always be its most important asset, regardless of its industry, age or size? Or are there situations where a company’s product or brand should trump its human resource? We discuss this with special guest Ricardo Tannus, founder of Catena, a non-standard Brazil-based talent search company.
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REVISITED – On second thought, is our purpose and work about…
Our mission and action at Mustard has always been centred on Africa. But in our recent reflections, we have asked if our belief is bigger than our mission. We believe the most powerful and moving initiatives in history…
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Do we need to embrace failure in the African startup space?
Entrepreneurship is inherently tied to failure, yet we can’t help but view startup failures negatively. In this podcast episode, Kevin Mutiso, founder of Oye, and formerly of the unsuccessful startup Alternative…
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