Mo Shafieeha

Principals of this Sub-DAO model Run as many proposals as possible. Once proposals are funded, let the proponents/sub-DAOs figure out what to do (for example, two teams working on two marketing plans). Drive KPIs by encouraging competition.

You'll need bioinformatics skills like:• Programming skills• Statistical skills• Mining Big Data and Machine Learning• Database management, e.g, SQL• Knowledge of bioinformatics resources such as BLAST, NCBI, Galaxy, and others.• Research Skills

Because this happened to me — and I knew better — I think you need to remember it! You'll have to fire under-performers to retain good people on your team. You will find it difficult to fire under-performers until you have to. We don't like uncomfortable things. It will be extremely difficult for you."After leaving the company a year later, a... See more

The biggest issue I have with the bloated addressable market slides we see in company pitches is that when we fast forward 5-10 years, the actual revenue generated by those companies will not even come close to equalizing the addressable market size. The addressable market size slide is usually the least useful in a pitch deck since it is too... See more

Preparing the questions It is a good idea to prepare eight to ten questions, considering that almost everyone will have some clarifying or follow-up questions. In general, avoid asking for compliments or taking an aggressive position.

Paradigm 1: Tokenizing Digital Creators vs. Digital Communities The future of tokenization is infinitely complex when considering who and what can be tokenized. But this seemingly complex topic can be simplified if you break tokenization down into two main groups, digital creators, and digital communities.A digital creator is typically one leader... See more

1. Go where your target users are offline.Key question: Who are your early target users, and where are they currently congregating offline? Doordash and Tinder worked well on college campuses.