Sword Health has an interesting org structure where they essentially hire GMs for a new business line, give them an internal "seed round" and then they need to use that money to recruit people internally
once they hit certain metrics they give a "series A" or kill the product https://t.co/k0d5XGbDyv
The precision that makes them so theoretically useful is itself a curse for their liquidity, so prediction market evangelists should welcome all new traders with open arms.
Hey @maxmarchione, I would love to be your apprentice
I’m ready to give my all & crank up the output
Here’s what I’d do in my first 90 days. LMK what you think.
https://t.co/oF2lsF9MIt
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