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What’s Something About Ipos That Most People Wouldn’t Think Of
The work and the cultural changes required can be greater than what people realize. The first audit for public disclosure can delay IPO timing. Second, some public culture policies can be a culture shock to tech companies that are used to being transparent with their employees.
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The Zoom IPO (with Santi Subotovsky)
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