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Ryan Macpherson and Jude Novak, are cofounders of Coassemble, creators of Australia’s first online training platform.
At I2N’s
Startup Stories at I2N Hub Honeysuckle on Wednesday 6th of September, Ryan and Jude shared how they built Coassemble to fit around the employees, allowing companies to design a structured Training Experience that captures the employees’ attention and turns them into the training rockstar of their workplace.
Ryan and Jude shared that they built Coassemble to turn people into workplace heroes by empowering them to deliver genuinely engaging Training Experiences.
Catch up on Startup Stories with Jude and Ryan.
Top Takeaways
- You need to get out there and test who your market is – as the founders, it is important for you to be the people testing this and continuously validating that.
- If you don’t think about the end user of the product and their experience using your product, you can’t be successful, because you probably aren’t building what people want.
- Innovation comes from hiring people who are passionate about what you are doing and letting them run free.
- It is important to understand that although you may have a market in Australia – there is the potential that your biggest market could be overseas.
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