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From experience working for large organizations, Victor Ho has created a unique culture for his startup.
Victor Ho is CEO of FiveStars, a startup specializing in providing services that help companies make donation program reward loyal customers more effectively.
since its inception in 2011, FiveStars has called a total of 105 million dollars from the fund's reputation as Social Capital, Menlo Ventures and Y Combinator.
but perhaps things FiveStars most interesting about is previous experience of the founders.
After several years working at Goldman Sachs investment bank and consulting firm McKinsey, he was recruited to almost a private company reputation, done his father's dream.
but at a time when waiting for flights to the headquarters company, Ho was changed at the last minute decision. Instead of boarding the plane to participate in the interview, he turned to a startup founded FiveStars.
So far, they are applying what they learned since I was working in the financial sector in its current startup .
One of them is the lesson from McKinsey that he called "opposition obligations". Cough usually prompt the trainees and new employees go dissent with him because he believes that they are the objects can have an objective view and most innovative company.
Ho said: "good lesson I collected the most value from McKinsey and often share with new employees is "obliged to protest." That is the work of the youngest, least seniority in the meetings will be those with the highest ability to disagreements with senior people in the room.
That's why if I hire a trainee, your internship will be the most appropriate to address the comments as "Victor, I heard that this is the mission and values of the company, but now I see they are not made". They are the people with a new perspective and objectivity. "
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