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I was broken in 2014. Building Bumble and finding a way to build this product that had

intention purpose, passion, that rebuilt me, and it literally put me back together.

I'm Carly Zaken, and I'm Danielle Weisberg. Welcome to 9 to 5-ish with the skin.

We've run into so many questions over the years and had so many moments where we needed advice,

and we got it from women who'd been there. And that's what we're bringing you with this show.

Each week we're helping you get what you want out of your career by talking to the smartest

leaders we know, because we know your work life is a lot more than 9 to 5.

All right, let's get into it.

Hey everyone, our guest today is Whitney Wolf-Herd. She is the founder and CEO of Bumble,

a multi-billion dollar platform that started as a dating app, and is now a go-to destination for

connection, whether you're looking for a partner, a friend, or a new job. Bumble IPO'd earlier

this year, making Whitney the youngest ever female CEO to take a company public. Whitney launched

Bumble in 2014, after leaving Tinder, where she was a co-founder and the VP of marketing.

Whitney was also a guest on her first podcast, skimmed from the couch back in 2018,

and now she's helping us kick things off with our new podcast, 9 to 5-ish. Whitney, welcome back,

and thanks for coming on the show. Thank you so much guys. So now we are going

to jump in with our lightning round. Quick questions, quick answers. This is our warm-up.

First job on your resume. You know what, I worked at a boutique in college, but my first

real-real job was taking on this marketing role at Hatch Labs, which is where we incubated and

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