David Fano

Teal HQ

We believe that everyone should have the resources to build a meaningful career.

Teal helps you navigate change and drive your career with confidence and purpose. Invest in yourself and we will be there with tools and support every step of the way.

Founder & CEO

CompStak®

Board Member

WeWork

As Chief Growth Officer of WeWork, David Fano led global Real Estate, Design, Construction, Sales, and Marketing with an emphasis on how technology is leveraged at every step of the way to ensure people are getting to do what they love. 

Growth at WeWork entailed finding the right locations, designing and building the right product for the market and then deploying our marketing  and sales strategies to build our community.

Chief Growth Officer

I am responsible for the development & delivery of our physical products. Our physical product is made of Development (project management, Construction, Sourcing & Logistics), Design (Interior Design, Architecture, Product Development, Art & Graphics & Project Integration), & Systems & Operations. I love getting to build the infrastructure that enables our community to flourish.

Chief Product & Technology Officer

CASE Design Inc

Specializing in design and technology to construct the built environment.

Partner & Managing Director/CEO

Columbia University

Co-Teaching with Josh Uhl:
Advanced Drawing and Representation
Fundamentals of Digital Design

Co-Teaching with Josh Emig:
Orchestration

Previously Taught:
Meshing - focus on parametric modeling concepts
ReThinking BIM - Using BIM tools to explore parametric design

Adjunct Professor

WHObyYOU

SHoP Architects

Training, BIM Implementation, Training, Research, Public speaking, BIM Project set up

Director of Technology Research

Diller Scofidio + Renfro

Worked on the first 3d model of Alice Tully Hall

Freelance 3D

Tronic

3ds Max modeling and rendering. Video production

Freelance 3D Artist

Konyk Architecture

Summer Intern

Founder & CEO at Teal - Here to help, empowering people to build fulfilling careers | Past: CGO WeWork, Co-Founder CASE, Adjunct Columbia University

I’ve worked with tens of thousands of professionals on their careers—whether as a hiring manager, senior executive, founder, or now through Teal, where we’ve helped over 3 million people grow their careers with confidence. From reviewing resumes to building hiring systems, I’ve seen every side of the job search—and I’m on a mission to make it more transparent, equitable, and empowering.

That’s why I started Teal in early 2020. We’re building a career growth platform that uses AI and modern technology to simplify the job search, personalize the experience, and give individuals the same tools companies use to manage talent. We’ve helped people land new roles, negotiate raises, and gain clarity in their career paths—at scale.

With over 20 years as a technology practitioner and entrepreneur, I’ve led across product and service businesses, from B2B enterprise to consumer applications. I co-founded CASE, later acquired by WeWork, where I held executive roles including Chief Product Officer and Chief Growth Officer. I helped scale global operations—opening over 2 million square feet of space per month, often at 60–80% occupancy—and built products and teams that touched every part of the business.

Throughout my career, I’ve built productivity tools, physical products, and large-scale consumer search experiences. I’ve hired thousands of people and shaped the policies and systems behind how companies build culture and grow talent.

Now, with Teal, I’m bringing that expertise to individuals. If you want practical, honest insights on job searching, resumes, and how AI is transforming the way we work—follow me here on LinkedIn.

👁️ Your resume gets reviewed in 3 distinct phases.
Most people only optimize for one:

In my experience reviewing resumes, there are three distinct phases: SKIM, SCAN, and STUDY.

Understanding these phases is the difference between getting ignored and getting interviewed.

🚫 Phase 1: SKIM (under 2 seconds)

This is instant rejection. A payments clerk applying for a software engineering role. Zero evidence of relevant experience. Most recruiters can make this call in under two seconds.

How to pass: Make it immediately obvious you're qualified. Your target title, recent roles, and key skills need to match the requirements.

👀 Phase 2: SCAN (15-20 seconds)

F-pattern reading. They scan job titles, look for keywords, check your skills section. I go straight to skills to see if the tools and capabilities are there, then skim bullets.

How to pass: Put relevant keywords and skills on the first page. Lead with your strongest accomplishments. Make it easy to scan and impossible to miss your qualifications.

📖 Phase 3: STUDY (a few minutes)

They read most of your bullets. They click your links—portfolio for designers, GitHub for engineers, LinkedIn for everyone else. You've earned real consideration.

How to pass: Bullets need to be compelling, specific, and results-oriented. Links need to work and showcase your best work. Content quality matters most here.

Here's the thing: this isn't a checklist. It happens subconsciously. Each phase is a gate.

There's no guarantee you'll get the interview even at the STUDY phase. But at least you've given yourself the best shot.

When building your resume, think about these three stages. Are you making it through each gate? Are you earning the right to be studied?

Build a resume that passes all three phases with Teal's Resume Builder: https://lnkd.in/gJSNk4FN

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👍 If this helps you understand how resumes really get reviewed.
♻️ Reshare to help someone earn the right to be studied.
🔔 Follow me for more job search & resume tips.

CEO of Teal | Building the AI That Helps People Navigate Their Careers

3 Phases Your Resume Gets Reviewed

Amanda Slavin

Founder, The Future Frequency | Best-Selling Author | MA in Curriculum and Instruction

I believe every person deserves to feel inspired, connected, and empowered in their own journey. For more than 20 years I have worked at the intersection of education, technology, engagement science, and community design, building systems that center agency, attention, motivation, and belonging. My work has always focused on one question: how do we turn passive consumption into active participation and deep, sustained engagement.

I am the Founder and CEO of The Future Frequency, an intelligent engagement engine that brings learning and content ecosystems to life. Future Frequency personalizes attention by adapting to emotional, cognitive, and motivational patterns. It turns disconnected experiences into learning that feels personal, meaningful, and alive by activating the human frequency of engagement.

This intelligence integrates into LMS and CMS environments and strengthens learning outcomes while supporting confidence, emotional well being, and participation.

My methodology is rooted in the Seventh Level Engagement Framework, developed during my Master’s in Curriculum and Instruction and informed by the research of Bangert Drowns and Pyke. It has been taught at Yale, Howard University, and Emerson and was shared with more than 1,400 professors through an open curriculum with HubSpot.

As a founder, advisor, and angel investor I have supported more than 30 companies. Through CatalystCreativ and my work with Tony Hsieh on the Downtown Las Vegas revitalization project, I collaborated with brands including Google, Coca Cola, NPR, Dell, American Express, W Hotels, The Raiders, The Nature Conservancy, and WildAid whose campaign won a Cannes Lion.

My work has been featured in Time, The Wall Street Journal, Fast Company, Forbes, Entrepreneur, and on stages including TEDx, INBOUND, SXSW, Web Summit, and the United Nations. Across every sector my mission is the same: to unlock purpose, potential, and deep engagement for every learner, guardian, and human being.

Co-Founder

I had the most amazing time connecting with founders, investors, creators, and friends at the Uncharted Summit.

We spoke about big ideas, impossible dreams, quiet fears, and the missions that matter.

But more than that, we were present, connected and rooting for each other in the way only this community knows how.

I’m so lucky to be surrounded by people who lead with generosity.

People like Eugene Malobrodsky from One Way Ventures, who shows up with a kind of hospitality that goes far beyond hosting. He creates experiences that pull people together in meaningful ways.

And Ashumi Sanghvi, who is one of the closest people to me in my life. She’s someone I honor deeply. A brilliant entrepreneur, a true friend, and someone I respect beyond words. 

We’re part of something bigger than ourselves. A group of people building, dreaming, and doing things that genuinely make the world better.

If you were there, thank you for bringing your warmth, your curiosity, and your beautifully energy. 

Community is everything. And I’m lucky to be part of this one.

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