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EPISODE · Mar 26, 2021 · 23 MIN

Mobot CEO & Founder Eden Full Goh: “Hire People Smarter Than You to Solve Problems”

from Midstage Startup Momentum · host Roland Siebelink

If you’re a fan of sci-fi, you’ll expect robots will one day rule the world. Thanks to tech startup Mobot, we’re a little closer to that day. The young company is changing QA for mobile apps by using robots to test apps in ways that imitate the way that humans actually use those apps. Mobot founder and CEO Eden Full Goh joined startup coach Roland Siebelink on the latest edition of the Silicon Valley Momentum Podcast. Eden shared the inspiration for Mobot, the secret sauce that makes the company special, and lessons she has learned since founding the company in 2018. Reflecting on Eden’s choice to drop out of college to accept a Thiel Fellowship. Why Mobot’s pricing resembles a cell phone plan. How Mobot is learning about the dynamics of different teams working together. Building a company culture at Mobot in Eden’s image. Why you shouldn’t be disqualified from doing something just because you haven’t done it before. The lens through which founders should take advice. To know more about Mobot, click here.

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