HR DataSolutions CEO, Jeremy Littlejohn, built a business at being terrible at something!
Jesse and Jeremy talks about how being terrible at hiring people resulted in Jeremy's latest venture
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Season 1, episode 4
28 min /
Published December 31, 2020
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Jesse J Frye
Jeremy talks with Jesse about how HR data solutions were started and, like probably most promising businesses, was born out of him being terrible at something, which was hiring. In his previous companies, he realized that turnover was high. He struggled with identifying what was the underlying problem and understanding how to improve that problem. Jeremy used his lessons of building his last venture RISC Networks (which he sold to Flexera in 2019), to start his newest business. Jeremy brings a wealth of knowledge and experience that every small business owner should listen to. Jeremy also advises on whether/when to use investors when starting your business towards the end of the podcast that every startup should consider.
Jeremy talks with Jesse about how HR data solutions were started and, like probably most promising businesses, was born out of him being terrible at something, which was hiring. In his previous companies, he realized that turnover was high. He struggled with identifying what was the underlying problem and understanding how to improve that problem. Jeremy used his lessons of building his last venture RISC Networks (which he sold to Flexera in 2019), to start his newest business. Jeremy brings a wealth of knowledge and experience that every small business owner should listen to. Jeremy also advises on whether/when to use investors when starting your business towards the end of the podcast that every startup should consider.
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