Quebrando el Cero (56): Un Excelente Mediocre, con Diego May

Diego May es un argentino radicado en Costa Rica desde hace algunos años. Además de su pasión por la guitarra, desde muy temprana edad, él estuvo involucrado en emprendimientos propios, fondos de inversión, etc.

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01 Jan 2021 — 1 min read

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Hoy Diego es la cabeza de Namutek, una fintech basada en San José, Costa Rica. Diego reune mucha experiencia, ganada gracias a sus éxitos y desilusiones.

En este episodio, Diego me cuenta una parte de su vida, que incluye rupturas con socios, cultura de equipo, riesgo al emprender, inversiones, y otros temas que no te puedes perder.

Espero que lo disfrutes, y aprendas.

Recuerda que puedes escuchar la version solo audio desde tu plataforma de podcast favorita (Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts o Spotify)... inclusive desde un parlante inteligente como Google Home o Amazon Alexa.

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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