Proton.ai reviews

Proton offers everything I could want from an early-stage startup: * Fast growth, with a ton of traction in the market * A great product that delivers real value * A smart, nice, and motivated team * Nearly unlimited autonomy and flexibility * Laser focus on what matters (there's no "doing things because we think we're supposed to" or focus on vanity metrics that don't matter)

- Compared to organizations I've worked for in the past, Proton's product is the stickiest and most interesting to prospective buyers. As such, selling and talking about the product is energizing. - The leadership is young (which implies a lack of deep experience), but it's diverse in background and well-rounded all things considered. There is a high level of humility in the leadership team, a necessary quality to empower autonomous decision making. You will not feel like a cog in a wheel at Proton. - The company is bullish but lean. I gravitate towards high-growth startups that bias towards high-impact results with minimum inputs. That's not to say the leadership won't invest where investment is warranted. - The company doubled in revenue in my first 3 months (this is a non-trivial stat, as the company already had several active enterprise six-figure contracts in place), so I'm optimistic about a continued upward trajectory.