Man! we are so screwed.
We received over a 100 assignments for the role of Founder's Office - Growth.
Each assignment submission is wrapper on the GPT's answers - even the folks who have really solid backgrounds on paper.
This is just friggin' alarming!
We are a fast-growing AI startup and I am all for taking help from ChatGPT - but forming your own original opinion and building & challenging GPT's thought process is also super critical.
This is a highly entrepreneurial and data-driven role and the person is expected to own up a specific growth channel, run several 0 to 1 experiments in that channel in close proximity with the founders and once we see channel-market fit, we scale up the channel by hiring specialists to make yourself redundant.
I'm posting the assignment link here - open invitation,
DM me a submission of the assignment with minimum help from GPT or Claude - primary research is more valuable than ever before.
I promise to read every single one of the assignments.
Share your LinkedIn profile/portfolio/resume along with your submission - we are agnostic of experience or pedigree, just want to know your own individual journey.
PS: Ideal folks for this role are usually strong left-brained people with a desire to strengthen their right-brain as well.
Recruiters and handset makers remain cautious on hiring despite the extension of the productivity-linked incentive scheme. @DevinaET @EconomicTimes#JobSearch@Xpheno_
India has 3.5 mn temp workers out of the 53 mn globally. However, when you read the balance sheets of global staffing companies, you'd be underwhelmed. India is categorized under 'rest of the world,' and their Indian staffing entity's contribution appears like a rounding figure
What’s India’s standing in the balance sheet of global staffing companies. A 🧵
India ranked as the most attractive staffing market according to a recent Staffing Industry Analyst report of Mar 2021
About 51 percent of all knowledge workers worldwide, defined as those who are involved in knowledge-intensive occupations, such as writers, accountants, or engineers, are likely to work remotely. @ETHrWorld#SpecialistStaffing#Jobs#RemoteWork
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Shiprocket will hire 100 people, including 20 professionals for its offices in the Middle East, where it is looking to expand in the next six months. @ETHrWorld#SpecialistStaffing#Jobs#Hiring
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Apple supply chain's shift of operation to India, in line with the incentives provided by the government, has reportedly created around 20,000 #jobs in the country to date. @bsindia#SpecialistStaffing#Hiring
https://t.co/YeKlYtG6U3
The Class of 2021, the first batch to bear the full impact of the pandemic at India’s top business and tech schools got bigger pay packets than last year’s batch, writes @prachivermaET @saumyabET @EconomicTimes#SpecialistStaffing#Jobs#Hiring
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The government is likely to extend the Atmanirbhar Bharat Rozgar Yojana that offers incentives to the private sector for creating new #jobs as the country stares at high unemployment, writes @YogimaSethET@EconomicTimes#SpecialistStaffing#Employment
https://t.co/t40fUhQN19
Elon Musk often talks about hiring job candidates for “clear evidence of exceptional ability”
But how do you identify exceptional potential employees?
13 non-obvious habits to look for in hiring high performing employees:
Every organisation, big or small, requires a competency-based performance management system to determine the overall competency of its #employees. @ETHrWorld#SpecialistStaffing#Jobs
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From forging deeper #workplace relationships to using 'found time' to do more, here are five key advantages of working virtually. @forbes_india
#SpecialistStaffing#Jobs
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