32 min
Special Episode: A Candid Conversation with the Cofounders on MathCo’s 7th Anniversary The MathCo Way
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On MathCo’s 7th Anniversary, Cofounders Aditya Kumbakonam, Anuj Krishna, and Sayandeb Banerjee candidly answer 7 questions about what’s on their mind right now, and what they expect in the future for MathCo.
In the episode, the three Cofounders reintroduce themselves, share something that most people don’t know about them, and talk about what they’d be doing if they weren’t doing this for a living.
They answer 2 unique questions and one common question:
As we go from being a startup to a larger company, what are some things to keep in mind/watch out for?
What challenges do you see ahead for MathCo in the next few years?
MathCo has embraced Gen AI in a big way. How do you differentiate between a hype and something that’s truly pathbreaking and worth investing in?
What are you confident about doing/achieving in the next year or two?
Based on your learnings from the last few years, where do you stand on the debate surrounding the efficacy of remote work?
What makes MathCo tick? If someone were to write a book on MathCo, what would be the chapters?
Common question for all: What’s your birthday resolution for MathCo?
Listen to the whole thing so you don’t miss the ✨ surprise ✨ at the end.
You can find the transcript of the episode here: bit.ly/3PzGryN
On MathCo’s 7th Anniversary, Cofounders Aditya Kumbakonam, Anuj Krishna, and Sayandeb Banerjee candidly answer 7 questions about what’s on their mind right now, and what they expect in the future for MathCo.
In the episode, the three Cofounders reintroduce themselves, share something that most people don’t know about them, and talk about what they’d be doing if they weren’t doing this for a living.
They answer 2 unique questions and one common question:
As we go from being a startup to a larger company, what are some things to keep in mind/watch out for?
What challenges do you see ahead for MathCo in the next few years?
MathCo has embraced Gen AI in a big way. How do you differentiate between a hype and something that’s truly pathbreaking and worth investing in?
What are you confident about doing/achieving in the next year or two?
Based on your learnings from the last few years, where do you stand on the debate surrounding the efficacy of remote work?
What makes MathCo tick? If someone were to write a book on MathCo, what would be the chapters?
Common question for all: What’s your birthday resolution for MathCo?
Listen to the whole thing so you don’t miss the ✨ surprise ✨ at the end.
You can find the transcript of the episode here: bit.ly/3PzGryN
32 min