Startups can succeed or fail.

That's one of the exciting things about them.

Everyone who is involved in the startup can succeed because that is a big professional development opportunity for them.

You learn so much about business, operations, management, investing, technology that you're just never going to get in a role

at a larger or older company. Be aggressively curious about the business that you're working on.

All the fun of building a startup is not knowing the future, but more about just keeping the cycle

time for learning as short as possible.

I'm Bill Eager.

I'm the VP of Engineering at Nomad Health.

This is Code Story,

a podcast bringing you interviews with tech visionaries

who share in the critical moments

of what it takes to change in

industry and build and lead a team that has your back.

I'm your host, Noah Labart, and today how Bill Eager built a way for doctors and nurses

to find work all while being a nomad.

All this and more on Cote Story.

For Bill Eager, his interest in tech paralleled his desire to play music.

After attending music school, he became disillusioned with music as a day job, and pursued tech, still moonlighting as a performing artist. As he pursued a role with a startup, he was introduced to the founders of Nomad Health, and instantly connected with the idea.

He jumped in on the ground floor and created a marketplace to serve clinical nomads.

Tell me about Nomad Health.

Tell me about what you do and how you got started building Nomad Health.

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