Thank You Sisense For An Unforgettable Ride!

I guess LinkedIn is where you post announcements of such nowadays.

I wanted to thank Sisense for an incredible 2+ years in an amazing company with truly game-changing technology, absolute best-on-the-market product. Sisense taught me so much, gave me so many opportunities, and allowed me to arrive at the place in my career where I've decided it's time for me to take it to the next level in a new and exciting industry. 

Sisense has the best leadership in the industry. CEO's don't come any better than Amir Orad, a co-founder like Adi Azaria deserves a gold medal for all the incredible little things he's done to build this billion-dollar company and I'm grateful he was a true mentor for me during my time there. Exec's like Saar Bitner & Guy Levy-Yurista are the cream of the crop. Along with every other amazing colleague/friend there, the list could go on forever.

When you start thinking about BI/Analytics -- Sisense is the only place to look. Light years ahead of all of their competitors. Absolutely no comparison. Whether you're a 15 person startup, 200 person company or the biggest company in the world. It boils down to Sisense and only Sisense, I promise you’ll thank me later.

Thanks for believing in me from day one, letting me build things, teaching/mentoring me to be a better businessman, being a family to me, and most importantly, you let me do it my way -- which is to successfully accomplish the goal in the highest quality and in 50% or less of the targeted time (work smarter, not "harder"). Thanks to you Sisense, I personally and professionally improved every day. I'll always be rooting for your inevitable success.

Now it's time for me to take what I learned, along with my natural skill set, and crush it with another amazing startup. Time to be a dial-changer again.

To infinity and below,

Paul Caruso

P.S. As you know: "Customers buy from people they trust," -- so expect my call someday when I'm introducing you to the next game-changing technology I'm selling. I'm sure it will be a fairly short sales cycle ;)