Crazy Wisdom
How to think about investing in remote companies? Jeff Morris Jr: Growth at Lambda School
- Entrepreneurship & Startups
- remote work
- venture capital
- online education
- startup growth
About this episode
We recorded this episode right after Jeff started working at Lambda school doing growth. Jeff has a lot of insight into how remote works and how it doesn't. He also has a lot to add about how to think about investing in remote companies as well as companies in general.
It was also very interesting to hear how Jeff broke into tech as well by making a move to Kansas City in response to a tweet!
Find Jeff on Twitter
And Chapter One Ventures
Episode transcript
Welcome to the Crazy Wisdom Podcast. Today I interviewed Jeff Morris Jr. We had a really interesting conversation when we recorded this conversation. Jeff just recently had gotten a job at Lambda School, and it's really interesting to hear his perspective on the first few weeks. And now it's been a month or so, so I'm really interested to hear about what's happened since then. I think you'll like this episode. If you do, please find us on itunes or Spotify or Stitcher by searching for Crazy Wisdom. And if you really like this episode, I'd really appreciate it if you could leave a review. You can also find me on Twitter ewartalsopiii. My DMs are open. I'd love to hear from guests. Like, I don't.
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