I'm an experienced silicon valley startup CEO, now on the front end of starting my next company. I'd love to build something valuable that solves a big pain point you have, so I'd love to know: What's the #1 thing keeping your organization from growing faster?

LeadershipProcess Management

Hiring: Specifically sourcing great candidates23%

Hiring: Specifically closing great candidates36%

ProductOps: Not having visibility into the customer journey39%

ProductOps: Not knowing what features to prioritize building next40%

Customer Success: Need better observability around customer drop-off points31%

Customer Success: Making customers successful faster20%

CultureOps: Employees are disengaged in a remote-first world18%

CultureOps: Employees lack shared context across departments in a remote-first world11%

Other -- please comment with anything else!1%

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Mission Diplomatic Technology Officer in Government2 years ago

Contracts and procurements rank high in the pain points.

Senior Director Engineering in Travel and Hospitality2 years ago

To avoid vendor lock-in (like cloud) and simplifying the process 

VP of IT in Media4 years ago

Disaster recovery

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