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Elon Musk’s former X product chief Nikita Bier is charging venture-backed founders $15,000 for a 30-minute consulting call

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Elon Musk’s former X product chief Nikita Bier is charging venture-backed founders $15,000 for a 30-minute consulting call
Fortune
Fortune1 hrs ago
Elon Musk’s former X product chief Nikita Bier is charging venture-backed founders $15,000 for a 30-minute consulting call
Good advice may be hard to come by, but one website offering guidance from business experts for tens of thousands dollars says you’ll be satisfied, or your money back. Intro, a website that offers pricey video call advice from leading business experts, became the talk of X this week after users discovered Nikita Bier,
Elon Musk's former right-hand man at X will give you 30 minutes of business advice for $15,000
Nikita Bier, X's former head of product, is charging $15,000 for 30 minutes of business advice on Intro. Linnea Bullion for The Washington Post via Getty Images Nikita Bier offers $15,000 Intro sessions to venture-backed companies seeking advice. Bier's sessions cost $500 per minute, with a minimum booking of 30 minut
El País English
El País English🏁 first to report1 days ago
Julián Casanova, historian: ‘Goebbels needed to occupy countries to introduce propaganda. Elon Musk needs three minutes’
The expert is stepping away from teaching after a lifetime spent researching and writing about Franco, the Spanish Civil War and the violence of the 20th century. He warns that the values forged in the aftermath of World War II and in rejection of its atrocities are beginning to erode. The danger, he argues, comes not
El País
El País1 days ago
Julián Casanova, historian: ‘Goebbels needed to occupy countries to introduce propaganda. Elon Musk needs three minutes’
The expert is stepping away from teaching after a lifetime spent researching and writing about Franco, the Spanish Civil War and the violence of the 20th century. He warns that the values forged in the aftermath of World War II and in rejection of its atrocities are beginning to erode. The danger, he argues, comes not