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"What does it mean to be lucky?" Uber's first CEO talks about the "success formula" for a fast-growing startup

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Rygan Graves, Uber's first employee and first CEO, visited Japan and gave a keynote speech at TechGALA JAPAN in Nagoya. He spoke about the principles for startup success he learned from his twists and turns at Uber.
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"What does it mean to be lucky?" Uber's first CEO talks about the "success formula" for a fast-growing startup

Rygan Graves, Uber's first employee and first CEO, visited Japan and gave a keynote speech at TechGALA JAPAN in Nagoya. He spoke about the principles for startup success he learned from his twists and turns at Uber.

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