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First, I was the founder or CEO of PayPal during the PayPal Mafia period, and I was a self-taught product person, I learned how to do product management operations there. And, the second system is what I call the productmarketing system. To me, that’s what the cadence says.
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In this episode, David Skok , General Partner @ Matrix Partners , uncovers the crucial step missing when it comes to finding product-market fit for B2B companies, how to set-up your sales team for success early on, and what metrics really matter when it comes to a payback period. Romain Lapeyre is CEO of Gorgias.
And the second thing related to that, that I’d share with you is we also in, and now I’m talking software in particular, but in software, most of the time in categories, we as general managers, CEOs, CMOs, CROs, we always think of it as like, we need to win the whole market. And we’re going to win the market.
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