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Harry Hanlon explains why you should work for a start-up instead of a big bank
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In this podcast, Harry, the COO of a company called Homebox, discusses the company's role as a bill bundling company. Homebox manages and bundles all of the utilities for tenants in households, such as energy, council tax, water, TV license, and broadband. Harry also talks about the future of the company in the realm of banking and how they aim to provide better tailored financial solutions than traditional banks through embedded finance and open banking. He explains his decision to work for a startup instead of a big bank, citing a desire to be part of something disruptive and different.
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