Creandum VP Ghazwa Khalatbari explains why the most important founder trait in the AI era is bias toward action, and why she asks every founder: Would I work for this person
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July 1, 20265 minute read
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Before considering product, market, or technology, Ghazwa Khalatbari asks a key question about every founder she meets. This question goes beyond standard due diligence and is challenging.
Would I work for this person?
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