Deb Liu, CEO of Ancestry, shares four practices that develop a culture of scrappiness: falling in love with the problem; focusing on learning; shipping, testing, and gathering data quickly; and constantly questioning assumptions. She explains how these practices helped her when she created Facebook Marketplace and started as CEO at Ancestry.
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