Brandon Foo

And I think... Do you think there's a reason for that, though?

Right.

So for Gmail specifically, I think it's, you know, at the end of the day, they make money from ad revenue.

And so they're, you know, it's in their best interest to make as generic or general as a consumer email product as possible to get as many users as possible so they can monetize off of advertisements.

And so for us, we're more focused on delivering value to the end user who is a business user for companies who sort of need these much more advanced features that we're providing through our product.

You can find me on Twitter at at Fooley WK.

My favorite CEO is probably Aaron Levy, CEO of Box.

Honestly, when I was 20, I was in school, and if there's any advice I could give myself, it was probably to focus less on school itself, I think.

Where I am today, the amount of work that I put into getting good grades hasn't really helped me that much, and I would have spent more time working on side projects, working on things that could eventually become companies.