Ben Anderson
Founder of Quinn, Building for the 2.7B frontline workforce with no modern training infrastructure
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Ben Anderson is listed as a founder of Quinn. Building for the 2.7B frontline workforce with no modern training infrastructure Speedrun 006 profile: 10 employees; located in New York, New York; tags: Enterprise SaaS, AI.
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Luna Park went from -10% NPS to a 65% NPS in less than 3 months.
Luna Park went from -10% NPS to a 65% NPS in less than 3 months. Interested in how we did it? Here's a 🧵:
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🚀 Ditched our web dev contractor & now our designer vibe codes our marketing site with @cursor_ai and @Replit! 😎Moving at LIGHT SPEED & loving it! Check it out 👇 #WebDev #AI #Coding
🚀 Ditched our web dev contractor & now our designer vibe codes our marketing site with @cursor_ai and @Replit! 😎Moving at LIGHT SPEED & loving it! Check it out 👇 #WebDev #AI #Coding
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I believe video games are the solution to employee engagement for remote and hybrid teams.
I believe video games are the solution to employee engagement for remote and hybrid teams. In this blog post, I break down our thesis and explain why: https://t.co/F6Ol063Ego
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"That might be one of my top 5 [company] moments to date" - That was an actual quote from an attendee at a recent Luna Park event! In addition to passing along that amazing quote, they sent a screenshot of their slack channel after the game.
"That might be one of my top 5 [company] moments to date" - That was an actual quote from an attendee at a recent Luna Park event! In addition to passing along that amazing quote, they sent a screenshot of their slack channel after the game. Check this image out - so many CAPS!
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@cursor_ai @Replit https://meetquinn.ai/
@cursor_ai @Replit https://meetquinn.ai/
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Pointing my OpenClaw at an X post and asking it to replicate features from someone else’s setup is fascinating.
Pointing my OpenClaw at an X post and asking it to replicate features from someone else’s setup is fascinating. Is this an early sign of what’s to come? “I like what they built, go make mine do that.“