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I was expecting a lot from Patrick Collison. IMHO, the signal to noise ratio was low in this lecture.
by ai_ia 8y ago
I was expecting a lot from Patrick Collison. IMHO, the signal to noise ratio was low in this lecture.
- rpm33 8y agoYep, pretty disappointing.
- adora 8y ago:( This was intended to be a talk on a pretty specific topic for the Startup School course. Day-to-day operations for pre-product market fit CEOs. Hopefully, it was useful and interesting in this context! Happy to take suggestions on how I could have done the interview better.
- ai_ia 8y agoThanks for clarifying Adora.
- arikr 8y agoI'm excited to check this out! A suggestion that whenever people follow tends to lead to better interviews IMO (granted I haven't watched this one yet!) - Ask people about the past, not about generalized advice. Ask for specific situations and how they dealt with it. E.g. can you tell me the story of how you hired your first VP? This kind of mirrors the customer development advice -- don't ask customers what they want, observe what they do and from that infer what they want. Don't ask people to give advice, ask what they did and from that people can infer the principles behind it. Again I haven't watched it yet so you may have already been doing this. Just wanted to give the suggestion because you noted suggestions were welcome! Hope that is useful
- dpeck 8y agoMaybe a little harsh, but I agree. I enjoyed the session, but didn’t feel like it related much to the topic. Maybe that’s part of the point though, it’s do whatever it takes to keep it alive while finding PMF, reading every API log, doing on-site installs, etc.