"Turpentine VC" | Venture Capital and Investing
00:50:33 · Usman Hanif, Brendan Foody, Erik Torenberg
[00:50:33] S1: Exactly. And I guess sort of, you know, some of the final things here, you know, looking into the future, what sort of next for you guys? What is the big problem you're trying to solve right now? What can folks expect as updates on the product in the coming year or two? [00:50:49] S2: Yeah, there's this recurring effort to improve the models of the product. And so that's very significant and ongoing. Then the other one is just a whole new suite of feedback tools, ability to share profiles on the applicant experience, I think changing the applicant experience from a application process to a platform that people can interact with that they can visit on a regular basis is one of the largest changes that the, you know, large volumes of users are going be seeing soon. [00:51:23] S1: That's awesome. Well, Brandon, thank you so much for taking the time. As mentioned, anyone interested, please check out Merkur. If you're looking for a job, definitely use them. And if you're interested in Merkur, feel free to reach out to Brendan directly. It was so great having you here and best of luck in the future. [00:51:39] S2: Absolutely. It was a wonderful conversation, and I appreciate you having me. [00:51:43] S1: Awesome. [00:51:44] S0: Turpentine VC is a podcast from Turpentine, the network behind Moment of Zen and Econ one zero two. If you like the episode, please leave a review in the Apple Store or rate us on Spotify.