Summary:
Welcome to the Startup Junkies Podcast!
Rahul Chauhan joined the Startup Junkie crew for this episode of the podcast! Chauhan is the Group Managing Director of Foresight Digital as well as an NFP Board Member and RMIT Career Mentor. He came on to discuss how Foresight Digital cultivated a remote work environment that has created a better experience for clients and employees!
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Shownotes:
(0:58) Introducing Rahul Chauhan
(3:58) WFH, Pivoting and Hiring Internationally
(11:02) Worldwide Talent Search
(14:56) Creating Healthy Communication Systems
(21:04) A Talent Retaining Culture
(27:07) Advice to Younger Self and Closing Remarks
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Special Host: Grace
Quotes:
"Transparency is a huge part of our culture." (5:30) – Rahul Chauhan
"The ability to deliver something, manage outcomes, and have your own emotional regulation typically comes with time and seniority." (12:07) – Rahul Chauhan
Summary:
Welcome to a brand new episode!
The Startup Junkies welcomed Kenny Kinley on our 282nd episode! Kinley is the CEO of Edafio Technology Partners and has proven leadership experience in broad roles such as IT, sales, marketing, account management, and more. It was a pleasure to discuss all things tech with him on this episode!
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Shownotes:
(1:12) Introducing Kenny Kinley
(3:48) Edafio Technology Partners
(9:22) Angel Investing
(12:43) Figure Out What's Important
(16:47) Anywhere Recruitment
(20:48) The War on Talent and Remote Work Benefits
(26:00) Global Privacy Regulations
(29:21) Future of Tech with Edafio
(32:37) Advice to Younger Self and Closing Remarks
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Quotes:
"To start a business, not only do you need an entrepreneurial spirit, but you need the programs from the state and also investors." (10:00) - Kenny Kinley
"Finding that cultural fit, where it's people you're going to enjoy working with and there's good alignment and objectives is really important." (12:32) - Jeff Amerine
"If you try to hire too fast, then you hire the wrong people, and instead of hiring 35, you end up hiring 45." (16:16) - Kenny Kinley
"You still need to meet people and have relationships, but instead of four or five face-to-face meetings, there may be one or two, but then the rest of it, you can do virtually." (23:35) - Kenny Kinley
"I would go back and tell myself, don't worry so much about what other people think. It is just a vicious cycle… Through mentorships, relationships, and reading you try to soak up all the information and make the best decision you can and just move forward." (33:10) - Kenny Kinley
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Summary:
Welcome back to the Startup Junkies Podcast!
This episode spills the tea on all things business growth, as we had the opportunity to speak with Tim Redmond. Redmond is the founder of Redmond Leadership Institute, President of Redmond Growth, and a consultant focused on helping owners build businesses that serve them and fulfill their purpose.
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Shownotes:
(1:02) Introducing Tim Redmond of Redmond Leadership Institute
(4:43) Problem Solving with Business Owners
(6:14) Redmond's Diagnostic Process
(8:14) The Ideal Customer
(13:12) From a Large Company to Consulting
(16:15) How to Hire
(23:04) Advice for Younger Self
(26:16) Closing Remarks
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Quotes:
“I'm one of 11 kids, so I had to learn to collaborate or die.” (1:45) - Tim Redmond
“We've got some people that were struggling making $2,000 - $3,000 a month, and they're now making $30,000 - $50,000 a month in profits.” (11:31) - Tim Redmon
“65% of all the people in the country are not going to go to college to get a four-year degree. [There are] things like plumbing and electrical and construction [that] you can build fantastic businesses around that are very hard to outsource and are not going to be replaced by AI or automation anytime soon.” (19:54) - Jeff Amerine
“I would've probably had [my younger self] spend more money on lunches and bribing various successful people to hang out with [me] than I did towards trying to build my future through savings and investments.” (23:29) - Tim Remond