What podcasts say about Steven Rosenblatt
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What Steven Rosenblatt has said on podcasts
14 statements · 9 positive · 2 negative · 1 mixed · 2 neutral
World-class technology companies require world-class people and talent.
“the companies that are able to attract the best talent or the founders really appreciate and understand that in order to build a world-class organization and culture, you need world-class people”
Open the episode · E440: What Steve Jobs Taught Me About Great FoundersListen at 1:21
Distinctive, game-changing products attract stronger talent.
“when I see a founder who's building something that truly is different, unique, game changing. it's going to attract different type of people”
Open the episode · E440: What Steve Jobs Taught Me About Great FoundersListen at 2:11
Founders who process new information can redirect or completely change their companies.
“I do think there's something, too, about a founder who's able to process information and see what has changed to then take, you know, either their company a certain way or possibly completely change their idea.”
Open the episode · E440: What Steve Jobs Taught Me About Great FoundersListen at 7:42
Companies should excel at a few things rather than pursue many mediocre initiatives.
“you're better off doing a few things incredible than doing a lot of things mediocre”
Open the episode · E440: What Steve Jobs Taught Me About Great FoundersListen at 19:26
Great companies and founders obsess over making products the best.
“the great companies, the great founders. really obsessed about making sure their products are the best at the end of the day.”
Open the episode · E440: What Steve Jobs Taught Me About Great FoundersListen at 21:59
Exceptional founders can push teams beyond perceived capabilities.
“that type of founder is able to will you and help you find things that you didn't even know you could do.”
Open the episode · E440: What Steve Jobs Taught Me About Great FoundersListen at 30:20
A founder’s character and capabilities determine whether early-stage companies succeed.
“the one thing through all these cycles and all these changes that is tried and true is there's something about the DNA of the founder that I still, like, without question is what makes or breaks these companies.”
Open the episode · E440: What Steve Jobs Taught Me About Great FoundersListen at 48:57
AI is putting roughly one-third of S&P market capitalization at risk of disruption.
“I think a third of the S&P market cap is up for grabs right now”
Open the episode · E440: What Steve Jobs Taught Me About Great FoundersListen at 52:20
AI will cause some companies to lose billions while creating multiple trillion-dollar companies.
“billions will implode on some of these companies. But the flip side is trillion dollar companies will be created and there'll be multiple of them.”
Open the episode · E440: What Steve Jobs Taught Me About Great FoundersListen at 53:22
People should surround themselves with talented people and keep learning.
“surround yourself with the best people. Be in the best communities. Be with the best people. Be where talented is. Always be learning.”
Open the episode · E440: What Steve Jobs Taught Me About Great FoundersListen at 57:59
Paper valuation gains can disappear and damage a company.
“all these paper gains are nothing and you can really lose and ruin your company”
Open the episode · E440: What Steve Jobs Taught Me About Great FoundersListen at 58:45
Building sufficient talent density in New York takes about 20 years.
“To get density of talent takes New York. It's 20 years.”
Open the episode · E440: What Steve Jobs Taught Me About Great FoundersListen at 1:02:07
Startup exits provide capital that enables people to take risks and found companies.
“it requires exits because people need to have money so they're willing to take the risks and start their companies.”
Open the episode · E440: What Steve Jobs Taught Me About Great FoundersListen at 1:04:22
Multiple trillion-dollar companies will originate in New York within ten years.
“there will be, without question, multiple trillion-dollar companies in the next 10 years that start from New York”
Open the episode · E440: What Steve Jobs Taught Me About Great FoundersListen at 1:06:05
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