Duolingo CEO explains his approach to 'founder mode' &mdash; and what happens when executives disagree

Duolingo CEO explains his approach to 'founder mode' — and what happens when executives disagree

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With the Silicon Valley split on how to actually run a company, Duolingo's CEO is siding with founder mode — but he's not the only one in the company who could fill those shoes.

Duolingo CEO explains his approach to 'founder mode' — and what happens when executives disagree

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