Which newly public tech companies have the best retention?
* Slack? (although looking at the executives selling stock every day, maybe retention is bad?) * Zoom? (there's probably not much long-term lock-in though) * Uber? Lyft? (I'm not sure if there's much brand loyalty) No idea because I'm a non-user: * Pinterest? * Livongo? * Cloudflare?
Uber
Execs typically sell stock on a pre-determined schedule since they're not reacting to internal data, but rather just looking to gain liquidity and diversify their portfolio. For example: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/GOOG/insider-transactions/
Livongo has rapid rev growth but still a lot of losses at the same rate. Made 3 acquisitions prior to IPO and they donโt seem to be implementing well
I think OP means user retention like churn?
OP here. Yes, I meant User Retention as opposed to Employee Retention.
Word on the street is that morale is poor at slack
Wat bout the fellas down the bah?
Can you elaborate on the morale factor?