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Jason Citron

04/29/25

@ a16z speedrun

Our first company value is to care deeply about our customers and their problems, which fosters a sense of ownership and commitment among the team.

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The Untold Story of Discord: "Pivots and F*ck Ups..."

@ a16z speedrun

The Untold Story of Discord: "Pivots and F*ck Ups..."

04/29/25

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