Startups need to think global, but you need to beware of being global
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Japanese HR departments are in a bit of a panic right now.
The increasing job mobility that startups have unleashed is forcing them to rethink their entire mission.
Today we sit down and Takako Ogawa, co-founder and CEO of Panalyt, a startup at the center of this transformation, and we talk about the changing career paths in Japan, when startups need to change CEOs, and the dangers of going global that people don't seem to talk about.
It's a great conversation, and I think you'll enjoy it.
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