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Há três anos, não fazia ideia sobre onde estaria hoje. Mas foi por curiosidade sobre o mundo das startups e por uma ambição genuína de poder trabalhar um pouco por todo o mundo que a nossa convidada de hoje se candidatou a uma vaga para gerir a comunidade da DefinedCrowd. Na altura, a startup com sede em Seattle e fundada pela portuguesa Daniela Braga empregava cerca de 20 pessoas. Pouco mais de mil dias depois, são mais de 300. Ela estava lá, a ver isto tudo a acontecer. E a contribuir para que tudo acontecesse e fosse contado. Responsável pela comunicação da startup de inteligência artificial, Catarina Salteiro é a convidada deste episódio.

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