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Creating something that people want and getting it to them in a profitable way is the fundamental premise of a company.
39:03 - 39:50 (00:47)
Summary
Creating something that people want and getting it to them in a profitable way is the fundamental premise of a company.
ChapterBuilding a Company
Episode#67 - A Very Random Episode
PodcastMy First Million
The speaker suggests that corporations should stop using the phrase "shareholder value" as it is redundant, and instead focus on their responsibility to manage and take care of their employees and stakeholders.
39:50 - 41:55 (02:04)
Summary
The speaker suggests that corporations should stop using the phrase "shareholder value" as it is redundant, and instead focus on their responsibility to manage and take care of their employees and stakeholders.
ChapterBuilding a Company
Episode#67 - A Very Random Episode
PodcastMy First Million
The speaker criticizes a speech made by a billion-dollar company and suggests that they could have done better given their resources, but also empathizes with the pressure of public speaking and acknowledges that the company may have learned from the feedback.
41:55 - 42:53 (00:58)
Summary
The speaker criticizes a speech made by a billion-dollar company and suggests that they could have done better given their resources, but also empathizes with the pressure of public speaking and acknowledges that the company may have learned from the feedback.
ChapterBuilding a Company
Episode#67 - A Very Random Episode
PodcastMy First Million
The extension of COBRA health insurance and Carta's efforts to raise money and take risks during the pandemic are commended, although there may be room for criticism.
42:53 - 44:19 (01:25)
Summary
The extension of COBRA health insurance and Carta's efforts to raise money and take risks during the pandemic are commended, although there may be room for criticism.