Desafios de iniciar uma IT Company by Diretor IATec

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The document discusses challenges in starting an IT company and announces an upcoming event about this topic. It promotes online product management courses and corporate training from ProductSchool.com. That evening's speaker will be Eliezer Magalhaes, CEO of IATec, who will discuss challenges in starting an IT company based on his experience. The next event is also announced with speaker Juliano Cortez from Jumpers.cc to discuss this same subject.

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