I Cried Before the Layoffs: The Human Cost of Being CEO | Juan Rodriguez, Whistic
Juan Rodriguez grew up watching his mother go door to door selling stuffed animals in Mexico. When the family moved to America, she was still knocking on doors, but this time handing out business cards for her own company. Decades later, Juan founded Whistic. And unlike many first-time entrepreneurs, he wasn't…
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