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heavy user of the tool, lighter use of the tool? Were the you were the users more productive in their job? Were the employees more productive in their job? And then measure on top of that amount of time those segments of workers were actually working
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...efficiency, and cost ratio. Metrics improve quarter over quarter as we scale, showing strong fundamentals without exposing sensitive financial margins. Our operating plan is fully aligned with capital efficient strategy. We plan to open three point s
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are the people using these tools fundamentally more productive than the folks that aren't? Layer on top of that tonnage of amount of time worked. You can get a pretty good, it's never perfect. People are on vacation. You have to measure this as group
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I mean, listen, it's going to be the reality that if you want your company to grow, you know, revenue 20% year over year, you could do it with the same size team because your team is gonna become 40% more efficient every year. Yes. So I I believe we
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length of one of these smaller fast supply models. So what do you do then? Then you have to build workarounds around that. Then you have to build all this infrastructure to, like, pass things off and then it's making mistakes. It's like very subtle m
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else. And so sometimes people will do that, but, you know, I've worked with companies where switching orgs within the company, you had to basically pay the same tax as a new hire because the systems were so different and they were so full of friction
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What are just some ways that allow you to operate this efficiently? I know your team's really small. You have a daily newsletter. You have three, four products, you have a consulting arm. How big is the team ever? We have 15 people. 15 people. Okay.
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profit margin all the time. Right? Now, we always talk about money, right? Because this is business. But if that seems to be an overarching narrative, look for ways that you can save money and then translate that into, recovered and recouped, headcou
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And at the end of the day, like, what we we initially went really hard in all the metric stuff. Yeah. What we found is that oftentimes, if they liked it, they wouldn't care. And if they didn't like it, they wouldn't care. And so in the at the reality
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“Top AI companies hit $1M ARR per employee vs $400K for traditional SaaS”
...of how you run your company in general. So it encapsulates all of your costs. It encapsulates not just your sales and marketing, which is an efficiency measure that we've always kind of looked at when
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AI IT operations engineer? Allow me to give you just a little bit of background. I'm an engineer. You know, what engineers do is troubleshoot, fix problems. They create problems, and then they fix the problems they created. And creating and fixing th
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