Max Hodak - Fast progress requires strong gradients
One of the things I did early on in Transcriptic’s history was invite successful operators by for lunch to speak to us. One question I’d always ask if no one else brought it up was “what should the balance be between firefighting versus building for the future?” That tension had driven my team crazy basically since the beginning of the company.
Max Hodak - Fast progress requires strong gradients Max Hodak - Writings Fast progress requires strong gradients October 2016 One of the things I did early on in Transcriptic’s history was invite successful operators by for lunch to speak to us. One question I’d always ask if no one else brought it up was “what should the balance be between firefighting versus building for the future?” That tension had driven my team crazy basically since the beginning of the company. Without exception the answer was “oh you firefight all the way down,” with specific color ranging from “we were literally rm -r
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