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Zuk begged his parents to get him a Dragon 64 computer for his bar mitzvah.
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Even though the firm is adding 100 employees per quarter, Zuk refuses to hire project managers.
FORBES: Nir Zuk's Palo Alto Networks Is Blowing Up Internet Security
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Zuk significantly diluted his equity to 5% so early hires could have a healthy stake in the company.
FORBES: Nir Zuk's Palo Alto Networks Is Blowing Up Internet Security
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When it comes to Internet security, Nir Zuk is one of the visionaries.
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Zuk served in the IDF through 1994, spending an extra year in officer training, and started overseeing a small group of engineers.
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Zuk went on to start OneSecure, the first intrusion-detection and prevention outfit.
FORBES: Nir Zuk's Palo Alto Networks Is Blowing Up Internet Security
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There was a time when Zuk and Shwed were brothers-in-arms.
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Nacht told Zuk to return to Israel.
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Zuk was a natural for Unit 8200.
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First of all, I completely agree with Mr. Zuk on the employee type section of the article and that getting rid of unnecessary bureaucracy is the right thing to do in front of the modern world where the projects portfolios are growing and growing every year.
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With all due respect for Mr. Zuk, which is the respect I have for everyone with the vision to bring an idea from its initial state to a successful fact, I do believe that somehow giving the indication that only project managers can be type B, C, D players, or the only ones that can kill a company is neither accurate nor correct.
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