Jon Snow or Jaime Lannister: Who would you hire for your startup?

As somebody who is both an ardent Game of Thrones fan and startup employee, has been seeing a few parallels between the two universes. If all characters from Game of Thrones are applied to a startup, whom would you hire? This question made us go crazy (not Ramsey crazy) with ideas, hypotheses and reasons.

How about we look into the pool of candidates from the Seven Kingdoms:

Chief Revenue Officer Tyrion Lannister

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In the wake of holding former positions of Master of Coin and Hand of the King at King's Landing, the outcomes driven chief revenue officer has the ideal resume. While Tyrion isn't honoured with stature, he compensates for it in acumen and a decent eye for technique. He instructed Jon Snow how to utilize his bastardness further bolstering his good fortune, and gives great direction to Daenerys Targaryen at Slaver's Bay.

Negotiator Jaime Lannister

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The negotiator is great at his job that’s the way he figures out how to be on everybody's good side. If he has an issue with his associates, he doesn't go to HR and interest the other party to be fired or when there's a calamity, he doesn't continue executing rather comprehends and acts. He will talk and think of a common arrangement than result to uncommon measures.

Advisor Lord Varys

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Let it out. However ebb, it was just when Varys got away with Tyrion, you at last lost confidence on of King's Landing future. We know with his network of winged animals, arachnids and whisperers; his assertion is a deal breaker. On the off chance that this is insufficient, his conviction to protect the domain regardless of who is in power makes him the premier candidate for the role of an advisor.

CEO Jon Snow

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Jon Snow doesn't have astonishing leadership abilities, so he leads by example. All things considered, he doesn't know anything", "however his solid ethics and qualities helps him settle on smart decisions. In Jon Snow's case, he's the pioneer that everybody needs to have, but since of office politics, it's difficult to promote him. Be that as it may, he got what he deserved, didn’t he?

Marketing Head Petyr Baelish

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Cunningly nifty and prevalent among his circles, he can without much of a stretch go off as a marketing director or in business advancement. Making positive circumstances, running on a budget and discovering loopholes to exploit, he is certainly the man you ought to hire for this role.