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Braindates Are Open for SaaStr APAC 2023!

SaaStr

Tips: to manage OKRs, and KPIs with ease with Kashinath Kadaba Shrish, Cofounder & CTO at Fitbots Leveraging new age AI technologies(GPT and NLP) to increase Organic Traffic using Scalenut with Saurabh Wadhawan, CoFounder at Scalenut What are the best marketing channels for SaaS B2B businesses?

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4 Key Takeaways from the AI Panel at Saastr 2023

Tom Tunguz

Last week at Saastr 2023, I had the privilege of hosting a panel with Maggie Hott , GTM leader at OpenAI, Sharon Zhou , cofounder & CEO of Lamini, & Jordan Tigani , founder & CEO of MotherDuck talking about the implications of AI for the software industry broadly. Four themes resonated throughout the session.

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5 Secrets to Moving Upmarket – How the Right Sales Tax Technology Can Support SaaS Growth

SaaStr

Software as a Service is currently taxable in about one-third of US states, and that number is only growing as outdated state sales tax laws slowly catch up with the way we’re doing business today. . Say you sell a subscription-based software but you also send your customers a handy flash drive with a version of your software on it.

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60 of The Top Mentors at 2020 SaaStr Annual

SaaStr

Sari Harrison, Center for Humane Technology , Head of Product Outcomes. Michelle Burrows, Procare Software , CMO. Devon Galloway, Vidyard , Co-Founder and CTO. Sahil Sharma, Software Engineer – Samsung. Lloyed Lobo, Cofounder, Boast.AI (Boast Capital). Mary Nicknish, Quizlet, Sr Engineering Manager.

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Introducing Talent x Opportunity Spring ‘24 Cohort

Andreessen Horowitz

He leveraged these skills to fund his computer science studies at the University of Oklahoma, where he would eventually meet his cofounder, Sung Choi. During college, she leveraged free online resources to acquire new, in-demand skills, eventually securing full-time positions at large technology companies.

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Career Decisions: What To Look For In a Software Startup

Kellblog

Newer company/technology. So the third hardest-to-change key factor is technology. If you’re considering going to work at a twelve-year-old startup [6], understand that it’s very likely built on twelve-year-old technology premised on a twelve-plus-year-old architecture. an arms race) and thin (e.g.,

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Dream Teams: The Characteristics of Billion-Dollar Startup Founders

Tom Tunguz

Above is a chart comparing the number of “billion” dollar startups by the total number of founders and the share of technical founders. 70% of teams have at least one technical founder. 30% of teams have no technical cofounders. The full dataset is here. founders; the median is 2. 10% of founders have an MBA.