Bart hacking clickable

I also know how to drive a Zamboni, more on that later. Next, it was onto business school where I focused on Entrepreneurship. There, I met the few students not looking to go into banking or consulting and was introduced to my first startup job at Monitor In , I joined Clickable. Gail: What are your thoughts on the New York tech scene? How has it changed? You have a huge melting pot of the best and brightest and I think in general the tech scene here is extremely egalitarian — the best ideas win.

My background has pretty much always been in enterprise, B2B tech and I spent a lot of time working with Google while at Clickable. A lot of companies say they are customer centric, all the while trying to squeeze every last cent out of their customers. But, I really found that BetterCloud was legitimately interested in their customers and because of this many FlashPanel users have become advocates for the product and company.

Bart: The team has truly blown me away, even more than I expected. BetterCloud is made up of people that have really deep expertise in their respective areas and when all these skills are combined, the result is incredible. There are also areas of the business that are much further along than I had originally anticipated, which is always a nice surprise. People are given a lot of responsibility and free reign and as a result they bring incredible ideas to the table. Overall, its a group of people who want to work hard and have fun, which I think is a winning combination.

Isn't that the post type fear-mongering we're trying to move past? This isn't the first time a group of hackers has released confidential information about private citizens to prove a point. In that case, email addresses, passwords, phone numbers, home addresses and birth dates were leaked. Why not hack into the system to allow free rides for all?

Sorry, BART. It's time to throw the gauntlet down and challenge Anonymous to keep it real. If you're fighting for the people, don't throw them under the bus to make a point. The BART protests where to bring attention to the unnecessary violence aimed toward riders, which ultimately lead to the death of an unarmed Oscar Grant in Officer Johannes Mehserle was charged with involuntary manslaughter and served two years in prison.

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