Finding Person-Problem Fit - Compound Manual
When investors are looking to make bets on companies, they look for product-market fit. I think we can and should use that same framework to make bets on talent. That same magical spark that ignites when a company finds their perfect place in the market happens when a person finds the right problem to work on. Let’s call it person-problem fit. And let’s talk about how to find it.
Finding Person-Problem Fit 1 22min read Get link Share Personal advice, taxes, and investments Compound is a digital family office for entrepreneurs, professionals, and retirees who want the personal touch of a dedicated advisor accompanied by a beautiful digital experience. Get started Author: Brie Wolfson “The best color in the whole world is the one that looks good on you.”–Coco Chanel When investors are looking to make bets on companies, they look for product-market fit. I think we can and should use that same framework to make bets on talent. That same magical spark that ignites when a co
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