Getting Hired By A Y-combinator Startup

After his startup, Food by People, was closed, Bernard moved to San Francisco and he joined 42 Floors, a Y-Combinator backed startup, as a growth hacker.

The Failory Podcast · How +3 failures led to a $150k/month SaaS, with Bernard Huang of Clearscope · at 49:25 · April 28th, 2020 ·Transcript

On this episode

Who's Bernard Huang at 2:48
How Bernard Got Into Professional Online Poker at 4:05
Bernard's First Business: A Dickey's Barbecue Pit Franchise at 4:47
Why Did The Restaurant Fail at 13:02
Why Did You Stop Playing Poker at 22:03
What Were The Beginnings Of Mosec at 23:47
What Made You Become A Founder at 26:09
Bernard Shares Mosec's Pivots at 27:22
Why Did Mosec Fail at 32:59
What Led Bernard To Become Founder At Food By People at 38:32
What Was Wrong With Food By People at 45:28
How Food By People Raised $87 (not Millions) at 46:03
Getting Hired By A Y-combinator Startup at 49:25
Why Bernard Leave 42floors at 54:16
What Was Game Runners And Why It Failed at 56:18
Mushi Labs' First Steps at 59:38
What Is Clearscope at 1:03:52
What's Wrong With Seo at 1:16:48
What Would You Say To Your Younger Bernard at 1:27:09