Your channel is gonna grow exponentially, I love the guests you’ve brought on and this may be my favorite interview so far. My favorite part was his conviction about the importance talking to your users when you’re looking to find product market fit. Keep crushing it!
This is the second time I’m watching an interview on this channel, and I love it. I really appreciate that you let the guest speak freely. As a host, you’re doing an amazing job. I’ve subscribed!
Thank you for the quality of Guests you bring on. Uri Levine and Jeff Hoffman are both daring and inspiring, above all... they love giving back. Talk to users. Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication ✨💯
At minute 23, I understood why this man is so successful! Cause he is a master in asking questions, hard and highly effective results oriented questions. 👌
Jorge, sería maravilloso si además de tener las preguntas plateadas en la descripción pudiéramos verlas en el timeline del video, ayuda mucho a contextualizar y ver lo que viene mas adelante sin tenerte que ir a la descripción del video. Por lo demás un podcast espectacular!
That's a fantastic discussion, falling in love with the problem and keeping the problem as the north star is a powerful idea . It's all about creating value and the easiest way to do that is solving a problem
The value here is amazing.. one note bro.. when your guest is looking at you and talking to you just focus and be with him.. don’t take notes while he speaks. I believe your guests will appreciate your attention more.. and you can take note later 😅 it’s recorded
Obviously don’t be afraid to fail is the underlying message but I couldn’t help but feel uncomfortable with having to fire someone after asking yourself that question whether knowing what you know and if you could go back a month ago when you hired said person would you hire this person. Made me realize if I want to be an entrepreneur I really have to find a way to become comfortable with making these decisions and acting on them. Would’ve saved me a lot of grief.
Uri shares a lot of great value in this interview but it’s despite of, not because of, the interviewer. The questions are poorly thought out, have absolutely no flow, and multiple times Uri takes over the interview (for the benefit of the interview). For example question 1 how did you start Waze, question 2 tell us about the sale…. No digging in to the actual building of the company whatsoever.
Your channel is gonna grow exponentially, I love the guests you’ve brought on and this may be my favorite interview so far. My favorite part was his conviction about the importance talking to your users when you’re looking to find product market fit. Keep crushing it!
Wow, the transparency in this interview is unmatched. Uri is the real deal!
Wow, very energetic interview on entrepreneurship, great references to books & Quotes❤
This is the second time I’m watching an interview on this channel, and I love it. I really appreciate that you let the guest speak freely. As a host, you’re doing an amazing job. I’ve subscribed!
Thank you for the quality of Guests you bring on. Uri Levine and Jeff Hoffman are both daring and inspiring, above all... they love giving back. Talk to users. Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication ✨💯
Loved this
This interview is pure gold! So many takeaways from Uri Levin. 🔥
Loved hearing Uri talk about scaling and pivoting with Waze. Super inspiring!
My first time listening to Mr Levine. Brilliant man. Thank you for the episode.
At minute 23, I understood why this man is so successful!
Cause he is a master in asking questions, hard and highly effective results oriented questions. 👌
Me motivó muchísimo ver esto. ¡Uri es un maestro en simplificar ideas complejas!
I love the authenticity in this interview. Greetings from Papua New Guinea.
Jorge, sería maravilloso si además de tener las preguntas plateadas en la descripción pudiéramos verlas en el timeline del video, ayuda mucho a contextualizar y ver lo que viene mas adelante sin tenerte que ir a la descripción del video. Por lo demás un podcast espectacular!
La transparencia en esta entrevista es inigualable. ¡Uri es un crack!
That's a fantastic discussion, falling in love with the problem and keeping the problem as the north star is a powerful idea . It's all about creating value and the easiest way to do that is solving a problem
This podcast is amazing!!!! Next to epic
The thing thay changed my pathway to restart career to tech at 30+ years old was Waze. First time i used it, was like magic
Thanks for sharing, great interview, learnt that adding value is the great key lesson :)
Amazing!🤩
Thank you Uri, you've just inspired be to soldier on with my idea of building a unicorn
You're my Hero!!
A real gem, masterclass 🏆
Another great podcast, thanks
The part about innovation and user experience really hit home. Fantastic conversation.
La filosofía de Uri de enamorarse del problema es brillante.
Uri\'s approach to solving problems with data is next-level genius.
Brilliant interview👌Thank you!
The value here is amazing.. one note bro.. when your guest is looking at you and talking to you just focus and be with him.. don’t take notes while he speaks. I believe your guests will appreciate your attention more.. and you can take note later 😅 it’s recorded
Awesome podcast!
Muy motivante, más videos así por favor, un saludo
Loved the podcast. I would love to have his book too.
Wow realmente es impresionante, gran video 🔥
Excelente video 👏👏 os veo desde Sevilla
Wonderful... time well spent❤
I love this podcast! 😀
Espectacular 🔥
Buen video!!!! 👏👏👏👏
Las ideas sobre cómo escalar un producto global como Waze son simplemente espectaculares.
No puedo creer cuántos consejos prácticos había en esta entrevista. 👏
hey did you guys give the last book away ? I would love to read this Book!
Wow Great Interview! if you send me book, please choose the one written in English please ))))
Obviously don’t be afraid to fail is the underlying message but I couldn’t help but feel uncomfortable with having to fire someone after asking yourself that question whether knowing what you know and if you could go back a month ago when you hired said person would you hire this person. Made me realize if I want to be an entrepreneur I really have to find a way to become comfortable with making these decisions and acting on them. Would’ve saved me a lot of grief.
Uri shares a lot of great value in this interview but it’s despite of, not because of, the interviewer. The questions are poorly thought out, have absolutely no flow, and multiple times Uri takes over the interview (for the benefit of the interview). For example question 1 how did you start Waze, question 2 tell us about the sale…. No digging in to the actual building of the company whatsoever.
incouraging