dating an entrepreneur is like full-time training for a chief of staff role

18 May 2023 · 1 min
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In this personal monologue, the speaker recounts how a social media post joking that dating an entrepreneur serves as full‑time training for a chief‑of‑staff role caught the eye of Michael Greenwich, CEO of early‑stage startup WorkOS. Greenwich invited her to interview, and she accepted the job after turning down a venture‑firm offer from OpenView to stay with her family in San Diego. She began working at WorkOS the weekend after graduating from SDSU. She describes the chaotic, fast‑paced environment of an early‑stage company, spending her days on demo calls for WorkOS’s single sign‑on (SSO) API, helping high‑growth customers such as Webflow and Hopin scale during the pandemic. The narrative ties personal relationship insights to professional development and highlights key career decisions, company context, and product impact.

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