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This is the most selfish episode I’ve launched to date. Do you know how many times you get to speak with the CEO of a $500 million dollar company? Before this conversation, I probably had about 20 questions written out, we only got to about 7 of them. I wish there was more time!
Some of the things we will go over are:
- Preparing for growth
- Customer on-boarding
- The customer experience
- Mission based companies
- Great customer service
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