EPISODE · Oct 28, 2020 · 35 MIN

S2E05 - Startups

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Welcome to S2E05 - Startups. We talk today about what it takes to create, work for, and support startups of all kinds. This collection of information comes from students, alumni, and even Duke faculty who share with us their personal experiences in all levels and types of startups. It's our hope that this episode can be inspiring and informative for anyone considering startups as part of their future career path! Thank you for joining us :)

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