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The Values of a $100 Billion Company
1:19:10 - 1:30:07 (10:57)
Frank Slootman is a representative and spokesperson for the values of a company that has rapidly grown to a $100 billion valuation. It's important to have conversations about school choice and understanding the role of nuclear energy in achieving sustainable and clean energy despite potential opposition from political allies.
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The speaker believes that creating something great and being a part of it is the answer to the issue of universal basic income and people feeling left out.
1:19:10 - 1:21:48 (02:38)
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The speaker believes that creating something great and being a part of it is the answer to the issue of universal basic income and people feeling left out.
ChapterThe Values of a $100 Billion Company
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In a discussion about the role of diversity in high performing organizations, founder of Snowflake, Frank Slootman, emphasizes the importance of prioritizing performance over diversity.
1:21:48 - 1:26:09 (04:20)
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In a discussion about the role of diversity in high performing organizations, founder of Snowflake, Frank Slootman, emphasizes the importance of prioritizing performance over diversity. He argues that a company's success ultimately depends on creating a streamlined and effective work environment, rather than focusing solely on diversity initiatives.
ChapterThe Values of a $100 Billion Company
EpisodeE35: Biogen's controversial Alzheimer's drug approval, the billionaire space race, real estate, Bitcoin & more
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
The conversation around nuclear energy needs to shift towards understanding its role in sustainability and biodiversity, and the attacks on Frank Slootman only reveal the unwillingness to tackle more pressing issues like school choice and the power of education unions.
1:26:09 - 1:30:07 (03:58)
Summary
The conversation around nuclear energy needs to shift towards understanding its role in sustainability and biodiversity, and the attacks on Frank Slootman only reveal the unwillingness to tackle more pressing issues like school choice and the power of education unions.