Quebrando el Cero (72): Alejandro Vega, CEO Huli

Converso con Alejandro Vega, quien es CEO de Huli, un startup que ofrece herramientas para la gestión digital de consultorios, hospitales y médicos independientes. Alejandro me cuenta acerca de su experiencia durante éstos 7 años al mando de Huli.

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01 Jan 2021 — 1 min read

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Alejandro me explica sus principales miedos, la arquitectura de equipo, cultura de la empresa, comunicación, etc. Huli hoy cuenta con un equipo de 94 personas.

Quebrando El Cero es el mejor podcast en español de liderazgo y negocios; dirigido por Allan Porras (@alpocr), fundador y CEO de 4Geeks, quien el aporta una dosis de experiencia y honestidad brutal.

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