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The Key To Retaining Top Talent
Plus: Keith Rabois' Reading List, How Sam Altman gets shit done and much more...
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IDEAS
The Key To Retaining Top Talent
Source: Engagement Multiplier
One of the biggest mistakes entrepreneurs make when it comes to retaining talent is being reactive rather than proactive.
Being reactive means waiting until your best employee, whose role is a key point of failure for your business, wants to leave before understanding what they need to commit to your business long-term.
Being proactive means having that honest conversation from day one.
This is the key to retaining top talent.
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Keith Rabois is a world-class entrepreneur and venture capitalist known for his leadership roles at PayPal, LinkedIn, and Square.
Naturally, if a world-class operator like him has a list of books they recommend to entrepreneurs, I’ll make it required reading for myself.
Here are my top three picks from his list:
Return to the Little Kingdom: Steve Jobs and the Creation of Apple by Michael Moritz
Zero To One: Notes on Startups, or How to Build the Future by Peter Thiel
Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari
Let me know what your favourite books are from the list in the feedback form at the bottom of this email.
Happy reading this summer.
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In 2018, Sam Altman simultaneously managed YC(a $30B+ Startup Accelerator) , invested >$400M in startups on the side, and built the world’s best team of frontier AI researchers with Elon for Open AI.
His answer to ‘How do you get so much done?’ is powerful.
A thread 🧵
— Jonathan Swanson (@swaaanson)
12:50 PM • Jul 26, 2024
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THOUGHTS
Quote I’m Pondering
"The man who does not read good books has no advantage over the man who cannot read them."
—Mark Twain
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