Why this founder doesn't hire

Peter Yang · Beginner ·🚀 Entrepreneurship & Startups ·2mo ago
Skills: Fundraising53%

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"I've raised a $2 million seed round, I have money to hire people, but I'm not going to hire anybody for a while. The reason goes back to the purest sense of a startup founder — you want to understand every job and do it before you hire to fill. I'm using all of these agents to do the skills and to learn directly how to run them myself. An agent is a million times easier and faster to onboard than a human. They retain all the training, and you can improve it." Full interview on @PeterYangYT !

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"I've raised a $2 million seed round, I have money to hire people, but I'm not going to hire anybody for a while. The reason goes back to the purest sense of a startup founder — you want to understand every job and do it before you hire to fill. I'm using all of these agents to do the skills and to learn directly how to run them myself. An agent is a million times easier and faster to onboard than a human. They retain all the training, and you can improve it." Full interview on @PeterYangYT !
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