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Here's a clickable version of the link BTW https://www.dotmesh.com/blog/edge-of-chaos/ https://www.dotmesh.com/blog/edge-of-chaos/
by acsowerby 8y ago
Here's a clickable version of the link BTW https://www.dotmesh.com/blog/edge-of-chaos/ https://www.dotmesh.com/blog/edge-of-chaos/
- matt_the_bass 8y agoI’m curious what the purpose of your blog post is. Is it a message to potential employees, customers, investors, someone else? I don’t mean “what is that post talking about”, more what was your intended ROI on it? Would you be willing to inform on that point? (Please don’t take this as a critique, I’m curious and hoping to learn something)
- acsowerby 8y agoHey Matt, No worries, I always try to assume that people are well intentioned with their questions until there's undeniable evidence otherwise! I didn't have any specific ROI in mind, I just wanted to get the thoughts out of my head and onto "paper", and hopefully help out anyone who finds they have the same challenges. Also, if I'm re-inventing the wheel or missing other obvious ways of doing things, that would be interesting too. Sorry it's not any deeper than that! :) Alice.
- matt_the_bass 8y agoHi Alice thanks for the reply. <unsolicited advice from random internet person> You might wish to consider what message these types of postings give to your (potential) customers, investors, employees, etc. They can be used as a queue to them. I’m not saying your post is good or bad message. Just that everything under your company’s banner sends a message. Some company leaders have separate personal and company blogs. </unsolicited advice from random internet person>