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Develop Your Talent Acquisition Strategy With 6 Practical Examples

AIHR

Hiring and onboarding The onboarding process begins once a candidate receives a formal offer, accepts, and is officially hired by the company. The onboarding process is a key part of the employee life cycle and sets the foundation for the rest of that employee’s journey with you.

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Hypothesis-Driven Development and the Generalist Superhero

UVA Darden

The star analyst is now a data scientist, a private equity associate is tasked with reinventing a company’s IT instead of engineering its finances, and the marketer is now a “growth hacker” running A/B tests. The first problem I’ve observed has to do with onboarding generalists. In the MBA world, we call it “general management.”

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How to build a billion dollar digital marketplace – examples from Uber, eBay, Craigslist, and more

Andrew Chen

Since the 2014 article, Uber has blown past his estimate by 10X, with top line revenues to support it. Today, Craigslist in over 57,000 cities, generating $700M in revenue per year (on job listings fees!) Signup and onboarding. Then people asked if I could pass on a post about a job or something for sale. with just 50 employees.

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What to look for when you’re hiring a Head of Growth

Andrew Chen

Growing your startup’s users and revenue is so critical that it makes sense to hire someone to run it, and to potentially add a team underneath them to support this goal. It requires the founders to be very involved onboarding users, sometimes one-by-one, into the product. There were projects to help with A/B testing (Morpheus!),

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28 ways to grow supply in a marketplace — by Lenny Rachitsky, ex-Airbnb

Andrew Chen

The biggest gains in optimization don’t come from brute-force A/B tests, but from trying to understand the real barriers to people using your product. Increase benefits: Guaranteed revenue, online payments. Question: Is this a channel your competition hasn’t tried yet? Tactic #17: Optimize conversion. Examples : Airbnb?—?Reduce

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28 ways to grow supply in a marketplace — by Lenny Rachitsky, ex-Airbnb

Andrew Chen

The biggest gains in optimization don’t come from brute-force A/B tests, but from trying to understand the real barriers to people using your product. Increase benefits: Guaranteed revenue, online payments. Question: Is this a channel your competition hasn’t tried yet? Tactic #17: Optimize conversion. Examples : Airbnb?—?Reduce

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a16z Podcast: Why paid marketing sucks, Network effects, Viral Growth, and more

Andrew Chen

Why onboarding is so important for retention/churn. So not revenue per CAC is that you know typically there’s cost associated to user. And you can start to draw conclusions, sort of a natural A/B test in order to do that. They have to get, you know… Sonal: It’s like the onboarding experience.