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Sahil Mansuri: preference

4 Dec 2022 Lenny's Podcast How to hit revenue targets in a recession | Sahil Mansuri (Bravado)

“The reason I really like that is because if I have a customer call, if I have a user interview or a VC call or whatnot, I can take a snippet of something that someone said and let other people hear it from their words.”

— Sahil Mansuri

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Sahil Mansuri
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preference
Recorded
4 Dec 2022
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

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…Final question, what are five SaaS products that you find incredibly useful at your company, especially new ones? But if not, anything that are just I love these products. I'm a huge Luddite because my favorite tools to use are pen and paper. I like to write by hand. I like to write on a whiteboard. I enjoy the tactical part of that. I've tried to use the reMarkable tablet and other stuff like that, but I don't get the same pleasure of writing on actual pen and paper. That's my favorite. I mean, in terms of tools that we use it at Bravado that are hugely impactful, I mean, Slack is the central OS of our business as I'm sure it's for many others. Obviously we use Zoom a lot to meet and that's a core one. Noshell operates everything for us as well. So I don't think I'm saying anything that that's exciting here. There's a product called Grain that I really like that I think is really cool. Grain allows you to make clips of Zoom meetings and send them out. The reason I really like that is because if I have a customer call, if I have a user interview or a VC call or whatnot, I can take a snippet of something that someone said and let other people hear it from their words. I think that's really powerful and something that I really enjoy. Great.…

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