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新西兰公司Kami为员工发放 10,000 奖金

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总部位于奥克兰的教育软件初创公司 Kami 上周在德勤 Fast50 中被评为新西兰增长最快的公司,该公司向每位员工提供了 10,000 美元的奖金,以此庆祝该公司。

Kami 由三名奥克兰大学生于 2013 年创立,他们正在寻找一种以数字方式简化笔记的方法。

该应用程序现已在 180 多个国家/地区使用,有 3000 多万教师和学生使用。

联合创始人兼首席执行官王恒杰表示,这笔 1 万美元的奖金是感谢员工在全球疫情期间帮助保持教室在线运行的一种方式。

“我们的团队工作时间长得令人难以置信,在过去的 18 个月中做出了很多牺牲,为全球教师和学生提供了支持。我们想通过一种方式说声谢谢并认出他们所取得的成就,” 王说

在疫情期间,Kami 免费向教师提供了其软件,以帮助他们在全球疫情最严重的时期继续以数字方式与学生接触。

王说,此举获得了回报,因为许多用户现在向订阅者付费,但这也意味着 Kami 员工在销售额下降到零的同时努力为教育工作者提供支持。

他说,这款基于云的应用程序使教师和学生不再需要打印纸页,节省了数百万美元的打印成本和大量的教师时间。

该应用程序允许教师和学生在 Chromebook 中访问数字副本和 pdf 文件。学生们正在处理屏幕上的文档,教师可以查看这些文档。

该应用程序现已在全美 90% 以上的学校中使用。

Wang 希望 Kami 的成功向其他本地科技初创公司展示如果没有大量的种子资本就能实现什么。

“你听到了所有这些大型创业公告,而 Kami 当然不是其中之一。但是尽管如此,我们还是向世界表明,实现这种增长水平和我们所产生的影响是可能的。经营现金流积极的初创公司是可能的。

“我们已经证明,从小旧的新西兰来说,这是可能的。王说,资本不是增长和成功的障碍。”

寻找人才来促进 Kami 的成长是一项挑战。

但是王表示,谨慎雇用志趣相投的人,以及继续以初创公司的灵活性经营业务非常重要。

“我们培养了具有在教育领域有所作为的共同愿景的人们,我们的许多员工都是以前的教育工作者。其中一些人是 Kami 的前用户。

王说:“这种激情必须自然而然,我们一直在寻找有才华、充满激情并希望对世界产生影响的人。”

“我们一直采取非常人性化的方法,我们认为这已经证明是成功的秘诀。”

来源:STUFF.COM

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