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Successful Outsourcing Story in China
41:47 - 45:17 (03:30)
The speaker shares his experience of hiring and managing a team of 20 engineers in China, which led to a successful 30 million dollar offer. He emphasizes the importance of treating employees well, even when outsourcing.
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In this podcast episode, the speaker talks about how he built a no code SaaS company in college and ran it for eight years with over 100 employees and $10 million in recurring revenue.
41:47 - 42:46 (00:59)
Summary
In this podcast episode, the speaker talks about how he built a no code SaaS company in college and ran it for eight years with over 100 employees and $10 million in recurring revenue.
ChapterSuccessful Outsourcing Story in China
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PodcastMy First Million
This podcast discusses how a non-technical founder assembled a team of engineers from around the world using Upwork, and emphasizes the importance of managing engineers properly.
42:46 - 44:14 (01:27)
Summary
This podcast discusses how a non-technical founder assembled a team of engineers from around the world using Upwork, and emphasizes the importance of managing engineers properly.
ChapterSuccessful Outsourcing Story in China
Episode#203 - Why Dunder Mifflin Should Be a Real Paper Company & An Inside Look Into MicroAcquire With Andrew Gazdecki
PodcastMy First Million
The founder of a 10 million dollar recurring revenue company discusses his decision to sell and the process of attempting to sell it, including turning down an offer for 30 million.
44:14 - 45:17 (01:03)
Summary
The founder of a 10 million dollar recurring revenue company discusses his decision to sell and the process of attempting to sell it, including turning down an offer for 30 million.