Whats up and welcome again to Equity, a podcast in regards to the enterprise of startups, the place we unpack the numbers and nuance behind the headlines.
That is our Wednesday present, the place we area of interest all the way down to a single matter, take into consideration a query and unpack the remaining. Because the workforce takes a break this week, we determined to replay an outdated but prescient episode from earlier this week. In February, Natasha and Alex requested: What can startups be taught from the rise, and now struggles, of Hopin? For corporations that grew like weeds, what’s subsequent?
Hopin was one of many first tech corporations to conduct layoffs in 2022; and as we said then, whereas it’s is maybe a really seen canary, it’s hardly the one startup that rode COVID-19’s financial disruptions to new heights. Inform us how the episode aged, and for those who’re on workforce reckoning or workforce recorrection?
The market is altering. And whereas Hopin grew quickly in 2021, a bunch of corporations that thrived throughout COVID-19 are now resetting both internal and external expectations. New 12 months, new market.
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