Ami Vora

“It's kind of my tagline. There were a few years where I had to be careful about not saying it because whenever I said it, people would be like, she disagrees. So I've had to use a thesaurus and expand...”

“It's a pretty bad, bad look, but it's really true. As you get more breadth, you are less and less able to go deep on everything that deserves going deep and you just end up doing a different service t...”

“I mean, I think for what it's worth, I think I still do a fair amount of product pitching in the past few years because there's always someone else to convince.”

“Especially if you want to do something dramatically different. Really, I think the biggest service for people who are starting out a little earlier is that point around bringing the recommendation, re...”

“It's a bigger hill and it's worth it.”

“I mean, it sounds a little wild now that I think about it.”

“A different way, yeah. You're focusing on the execution of the system a little bit more, but you got to stay connected, I think, to the customer and to what you're bringing to them.”

“I think I got that same feedback quite a lot, actually, of needing to think bigger and be more visionary, etc. And I still do, frankly, actually, there's moments where I retrench way too far into exec...”

“Whatever, yeah. The thing that best matches the overall customer outcome that mirrors the company outcome as well.”

“I watch a lot of witty workplace comedies from the mid 2000s. So I watch a lot of The Office or 30 Rock reruns. Things are just very comfortable that I already know everything, there's no surprises. I...”

“It's made me think about, what are all the things I think about repeatedly without really having trigger or reason? And there's still a lot. I don't think about the Roman Empire though. That is not on...”

“I love jokes. There was a year at Facebook where I posted a joke of the week to the company and they're all terrible.”