Our listeners are trying to ruin our summer with graphs.
You can’t blame them, we’ve encouraged this. The AMA editions of The BetaKit Podcast—where listeners pepper us with questions about Canadian tech and tech from a Canadian perspective, and we do our best to survive—have become some of the most popular of what is now a 350-episode run.
“It was a seller’s market during the pandemic … They were staffing up in the anticipation of growth that never actually materialized. It’s now a buyer’s market.”
Still, I can’t help but suspect our listeners take a special glee in trying to stump us with questions regarding: the fediverse, federal cleantech tax credits, disappeared Alberta investor tax credits, interesting Indeed job numbers, and a whole bunch more. So much so that many of the questions submitted have now become assignment prompts for BetaKit’s award-winning team of reporters (the podcast, sadly, still just award-nominated).
How do you read a graph on a podcast? Let’s dig in.
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Related show links:
- GPs and LPs at Startupfest expect gradual recovery with 2024 on pace to be worst for Canadian VC in a decade
- CRA issues guidance on new cleantech investment tax credits
- Canada is falling behind on cleantech as capital and companies flee south
- Software Development Job Postings on Indeed in the United States
- Rob’s graph response
- Statements from Alberta innovation minister cast doubt on return of investor tax credit
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The BetaKit Podcast is hosted by Douglas Soltys & Rob Kenedi. Produced & edited by Jess Schmidt.
