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Finally convinced our CEO to give me a sales territory because I was determined to go do this thing. And he finally relented and gave me a sales territory, made my number, did well. Then got an opportunity about five years ago to be CRO for a private equity backed company in the hospitality space. Some have caught on.
How do you help them do that at scalability and how do you as a software company do that for the smallest community and regional institution in the US to the largest, most sophisticated global institutions in the world on one code base, right? You can see it right behind you going across the bridge but can you see 10 X?
Those industries and the associated industries, hospitality, et cetera, I think are in for a very long non V-shaped recovery. X and it’s not [inaudible 00:20:29]. I mean, there’s a couple public companies, several private companies, but it had step function. So massive step function. I already see this.
They’re are always going to be great shepherds and voice and face of your company, but these folks, you want to give them a territory, a good list of customers, maybe they even have their own book of business, and you let them go. And so I deserve 40 X ARR because I know, I know, I know, but it’s not fair, Henry.
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I had the good fortune to be at Google X for a time and be surrounded by just amazing human beings. And lastly, the high cost of operations in companies and regions like the valley coupled with what I think are just completely backward immigration policies will really accelerate this notion of globalization of startups and innovation.
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