Managing people 🤯 | Andreas Klinger
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I believe almost all first-time founders burn out their first employees – maybe this article helps you avoiding this
Managing people 🤯 Feb 6, 2022 · 11 min read · 131,976 views I believe almost all first-time founders burn out their first employees as they learn how to manage groups of people. If this advice helps avoid a few cases, it's worth writing it down. I wrote this article for managers of small teams/startups. I'd assume that most might not apply to management in larger enterprises. Btw here are my recommendations on joining hypergrowth companies in general. Who am I? I managed several small and midsized engineering teams CTO at On Deck prev VPE at CoinList Head of Remote at AngelList and CTO at Pro
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