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Nov 12, 2017 27 min

1.2 I think they're serious

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What do you do when a giant global software firm contact your through your website? If you're Culture Amp chat with them from a friend's bedroom, spend $800 on a plane ticket and work like crazy. The co-founders didn't come together to scale in bits, they want leaps and bounds. More information about the series and LaunchVic - www.launchvic.org LaunchVic is Victoria's startup ecosystem development agency. Our role is to help build the infrastructure for entrepreneurs and startups in Victoria. Support the show: http://www.launchvic.org

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What do you do when a giant global software firm contact your through your website? If you're Culture Amp chat with them from a friend's bedroom, spend $800 on a plane ticket and work like crazy. The co-founders didn't come together to scale in bits, they want leaps and bounds. More information about the series and LaunchVic - www.launchvic.org

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