In today’s episode of Speaking of Start-Ups, we interview Gloria Folaron founder of Leantime, a software company adding a human touch to project manager through behavioral science and AI. In our hour together, we discuss Gloria’s journey from the RD to the world of technology and how her desire to help translates into the software industry.
Key takeaways from episode 157:
- Measuring purpose
- With 70% of projects failing, learn the difference between “hard” and “soft” skills and how each impact a projects success rate.
- How terminology undermines our understanding of simple processes.
- The confidence that emerges as part of the start-up journey.
- Overcoming capital challenges as a start-up.
- The importance of timing, and more importantly, waiting for the right time to come your way.
- Leveraging gamification to help the organization AND responsibly encourage employees.
- The benefits of open-source technology.
- Nurturing your community when deploying an open-source model.
- How leading with value can benefit and hinder growth.
- The importance of simplicity in the business and the end product.
- Why productivity is a product of company culture.
- How vulnerability precedes trust and the beauty of helping people feel validates.
- And much more….
Ever wonder how Alpaca farming and glamping effect software development? Tune in to this exciting episode to learn more.
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