Tameem Hourani

I always say I miss working for really good people. Like my boss at Wayfair was fantastic. The founders at Wayfair, oh my God, they're just brilliant humans and they're so impressive. That's a void, right? If you start a company or you decide to go off on your own, that's a void.

I always say I miss working for really good people. Like my boss at Wayfair was fantastic. The founders at Wayfair, oh my God, they're just brilliant humans and they're so impressive. That's a void, right? If you start a company or you decide to go off on your own, that's a void.

I always say I miss working for really good people. Like my boss at Wayfair was fantastic. The founders at Wayfair, oh my God, they're just brilliant humans and they're so impressive. That's a void, right? If you start a company or you decide to go off on your own, that's a void.

You try to be the best person you can for your team and you try to make sure you continue to push and inspire them, but you need to lean on... I really did enjoy working for smart people. That was a really cool experience. I get a lot of it from the people on the team with some really sharp engineers. And it's always awesome reading the stuff they post.

You try to be the best person you can for your team and you try to make sure you continue to push and inspire them, but you need to lean on... I really did enjoy working for smart people. That was a really cool experience. I get a lot of it from the people on the team with some really sharp engineers. And it's always awesome reading the stuff they post.

You try to be the best person you can for your team and you try to make sure you continue to push and inspire them, but you need to lean on... I really did enjoy working for smart people. That was a really cool experience. I get a lot of it from the people on the team with some really sharp engineers. And it's always awesome reading the stuff they post.

But that is something I internalize, reflect on a lot. People I still lean on, there's a couple of folks that I'd say over the career, someone, Sanjay Verma, someone I worked for at PTC a long time ago, he always used to tell me, dude, you're going to start a business. You've come to America. It's the best place to start a business. And he was right.

But that is something I internalize, reflect on a lot. People I still lean on, there's a couple of folks that I'd say over the career, someone, Sanjay Verma, someone I worked for at PTC a long time ago, he always used to tell me, dude, you're going to start a business. You've come to America. It's the best place to start a business. And he was right.

But that is something I internalize, reflect on a lot. People I still lean on, there's a couple of folks that I'd say over the career, someone, Sanjay Verma, someone I worked for at PTC a long time ago, he always used to tell me, dude, you're going to start a business. You've come to America. It's the best place to start a business. And he was right.

There's no better country in the world to start a business, as far as I'm concerned. He's a very mindful, very good anchor from a business perspective that I can always go back to. You want to get super inspired first thing in the morning, go read something about Elon Musk. I think that guy's changing the world. I know he's changing the world.

There's no better country in the world to start a business, as far as I'm concerned. He's a very mindful, very good anchor from a business perspective that I can always go back to. You want to get super inspired first thing in the morning, go read something about Elon Musk. I think that guy's changing the world. I know he's changing the world.

There's no better country in the world to start a business, as far as I'm concerned. He's a very mindful, very good anchor from a business perspective that I can always go back to. You want to get super inspired first thing in the morning, go read something about Elon Musk. I think that guy's changing the world. I know he's changing the world.

I'd love to work for him or one of his companies someday. Seven months ago, I would have never told you that my daughter forces you to get out of bed and go to work. I never thought I'd be saying this openly, but having another human that depends on you, there's nothing more motivating than that.

I'd love to work for him or one of his companies someday. Seven months ago, I would have never told you that my daughter forces you to get out of bed and go to work. I never thought I'd be saying this openly, but having another human that depends on you, there's nothing more motivating than that.

I'd love to work for him or one of his companies someday. Seven months ago, I would have never told you that my daughter forces you to get out of bed and go to work. I never thought I'd be saying this openly, but having another human that depends on you, there's nothing more motivating than that.

You get up and you work and you hustle because you're doing it for this human that you know is waiting for you to come back and feed them a bottle of milk, right? What's the big deal? So I'd say that's another factor without really being able to go home and talk to her yet.

You get up and you work and you hustle because you're doing it for this human that you know is waiting for you to come back and feed them a bottle of milk, right? What's the big deal? So I'd say that's another factor without really being able to go home and talk to her yet.

You get up and you work and you hustle because you're doing it for this human that you know is waiting for you to come back and feed them a bottle of milk, right? What's the big deal? So I'd say that's another factor without really being able to go home and talk to her yet.

A few years ago, I'd see people's success and I'd be like, what they're doing is not rocket science. Why have they earned the right to be so successful? Like what they're doing is not really earth shattering. And it'd almost be like this, almost like a jealousy. I'd be very jealous. And I think now I see people doing well and I'm so happy for it.

A few years ago, I'd see people's success and I'd be like, what they're doing is not rocket science. Why have they earned the right to be so successful? Like what they're doing is not really earth shattering. And it'd almost be like this, almost like a jealousy. I'd be very jealous. And I think now I see people doing well and I'm so happy for it.