How to Protect Your Financial Independence, with Victoria Jack

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Episode 132

Victoria has spent the last nine years deep in New Zealand’s early-stage tech scene through her recruitment business Maslow. She has seen what happens inside founding teams when everyone hires from their own circles, and why the result is often the same: homogenous teams, fewer perspectives, and weaker company stories. Her work has been shaped by a clear mission: getting more women into tech, and getting women seen as founders, leaders, and builders, not support roles.

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