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On hiring and retaining employees who act more like founders than employees (update to 2016 post)
The Mitochondria in Startups On hiring and retaining employees who act more like founders than employees (update to 2016 post) Sarah Tavel Jul 25, 2023 33 10 5 Share Mitochondria … act as the power plants of the cell.— Nature.com I believe all employees in a startup are on a spectrum between two poles: On one side, there are employees who think of the company like a job. They come in, and they do their job. Some excel at doing their job. But ultimately, it’s a job. They want to make sure they’re fairly compensated and appreciated for their work, have a manager who invests in their growth, and
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