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Reuben Yonatan

New York
As seen in: GetVoIP, LinkedIn, Medium, The Startup, HuffPost, Entrepreneur, Fast Company, Sacramento Business Journal, The Business Journals, Business 2 Community, ReadWrite and
Covers:  voip, saas, b2b tech, UCaaS, CCaas, business technology
#Cloud computing enthusiast helping businesses shape their communications infrastructure. Founder of @getvoipreviews

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Reuben is the founder of GetVoIP and CX Foundation, with over 20 years of technology expertise in VoIP, UCaaS and CCaaS. Reuben works closely with VoIP and Call center software providers, CTOs, and business decision-makers all over the world and provides insights and analysis on products, industry trends, and go-to-market strategies in his blog posts.

Having been featured in dozens of interviews and publications, Reuben’s writings blend commentary, research, and perspective on cloud computing, …

Reuben Yonatan’s Journalist Portfolio

CEO Showdown: 6 Types of Toxic CEOs You Never Want To Be [Infographic]

CEO Showdown: 6 Types of Toxic CEOs You Never Want To Be [Infographic]

This infographic details 6 types of toxic CEOs that set themselves up for failure, to never ever become.

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5 Ways That a Leader Might Be Hurting the Teams Motivation

5 Ways That a Leader Might Be Hurting the Teams Motivation

Motivation is a tricky thing. It's hard to start and get motivated, and it's hard to sustain that motivation.…

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Seven technologies that will thin out

Seven technologies that will thin out

Catch a Seinfeld episode from the early 1990s on TV and you'll see Jerry holding a cordless phone the size of…

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Video Interview Tips From the HR Experts

Video Interview Tips From the HR Experts

Digital interviewing has become a reality in today's job market: a recent study showed that 6 out of 10 HR ma…

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The Phone System Designed for World War 3

The Phone System Designed for World War 3

During the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union dueled not with military muscle but brain power. …

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The Job Stress Epidemic Is Making Us Sick, Here's What You Need To Know! [Infographic]

The Job Stress Epidemic Is Making Us Sick, Here's What You Need To Know! [Infographic]

Stress. It's a normal part of life, just another entry on the list of emotions that every human being encount…

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How Much Does an AI Receptionist Cost? Complete Pricing Guide

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By Reuben Yonatan
| GetVoIP
Choosing the right AI receptionist for your business starts with understanding the costs involved. AI receptionist services typically range from $50 to $500+ per month, depending on your call volume, required features, and chosen pricing model. This guide breaks down everything you need to know about AI receptionist pricing so you can make an informed decision that fits your budget and business needs.
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From OpenPhone to Quo: 90k Businesses Redefining Phones in the Age of AI

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By Reuben Yonatan
| GetVoIP
At a time when most communication vendors are chasing enterprise contracts, OpenPhone has rebranded to Quo—and is betting big on the overlooked majority: small and midsize businesses (SMBs). With $105 million in fresh financing from General Catalyst and existing investors, Quo’s rebrand marks more than a cosmetic change.
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Ditch the startup playbook with these 5 lessons

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By Reuben Yonatan
| Fast Company Verified
In January 2025, I launched CX Foundation to serve the people who shape customer experiences (CX): the operators, strategists, analysts, and decision makers who don’t have time for fluff or generic playbooks. My team and I wanted to do more than discuss the CX industry’s news and trends. We wanted to rebuild how insights are created, shared, and acted on. That mission forced a choice early on: do we continue to employ the playbook used by most media startups—or fire it? Simple. We fired it.
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