Mukund Jha

And, but...

I mean, whoever joined the internet in 1995, they won't regret it today.

Maybe in the bubble of 2099, they would have been sad for a couple of days, a couple of years maybe.

But they would have been coming out like super, you know, like they would be people who are at the top today.

So I think, you know, like anybody who's jumping on AI today, and especially AI native companies like Emergent, like, you know, like where you have hard problems, you get to start thinking from AI first way.

I mean, they are probably most likely to win in the next decade or so.

Right.

No, I think see, financial is the least incentive, right?

I think people like doing good work will make money wherever they are and I think of course like, you know, like people like us, companies like us like will be financially like extremely rewarding for people, right?

Like both in terms of like comp and equity and everything.

First, I think, is you get to work with really, really smart people.

Half the team is under 100 IT rankers in engineering.

So you really, really get to work with really smart people.

Second is you get to work on really, really hard, newer problems.

These are the problems that the world has never solved before.

And you get to take the first chance at solving some of these problems.

A lot of the problems that we have solved, a lot of people have not solved yet.

So you are on the extreme bleeding edge of technology.

Every single day, internally, I see a demo that blows my mind.

And you'll get the experience that you'll get to build that.