atspcohn

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Changing how travel is shared and remembered(businessinsider.com)
1 points by atspcohn 14y ago|0 comments
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Google+: Solving a problem for the wrong customer(v1again.wordpress.com)
1 points by atspcohn 14y ago|0 comments
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Just Do One Thing Really, Really Well(v1again.wordpress.com)
1 points by atspcohn 14y ago|0 comments
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Google+ vs. Path…Manufactured vs. Organic Growth(v1again.wordpress.com)
1 points by atspcohn 14y ago|0 comments
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by atspcohn 14y ago
I think the recruiting benefit that Ryan states is a very, very strong point in his approach.
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by atspcohn 14y ago
blogging is a very productive use of time for a founder.
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by atspcohn 14y ago
you are referencing flexible work hours, which is very different then what I am discussing. I couldn't care less when my developers work. if they want to leave at 4 pm and work late in the evenings, all good.
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by atspcohn 14y ago
I never pass on my thoughts as fact. The title of that section is "What I believe." Not "This is a fact." All of the other statements you make are false choices. You can have a hard working team that also produces simple, clean, intuiti
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by atspcohn 14y ago
i never said hard work = great products. Just that you can't work 50% less than your competitors and have sustained success. I also never advocated sitting at a desk and banging on a computer. Nor did i dispute giving people a creative e
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by atspcohn 14y ago
80 hours/wk or 100 hours/wk are extreme hours that i wouldn't or didn't advocate.
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by atspcohn 14y ago
this isn't about money. And i am not lonely at all. I have a very healthy social life. we are talking about a few extra hours per day, which i do at night after kids have gone to bed. you're way over stating the impact.
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by atspcohn 14y ago
I don't work 70-80 hours per week and never advocated it. I leave the office at 6 pm. i see my kids, eat dinner with my wife and then put in a few hours rather than sit on the couch watching sitcoms.
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by atspcohn 14y ago
i don't disagree with this comment at all. Just that that is a decision that should have been made before taking VC money. I don't think this is a model for a VC backed company. It is a model for someone who wants to run a lifestyle busin
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by atspcohn 14y ago
your comments are over the top. We are talking about a 54 hour work week. Not 100 hours.
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by atspcohn 14y ago
I am the writer of the post and I completely support flexible work hours. Personally, I work 8:15 - 6 pm. I then go home and see my children before bed time and eat dinner with my wife. I also spend great time on the weekends with them.
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Challenging The Math of a Work Week(v1again.wordpress.com)
10 points by atspcohn 14y ago|41 comments
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What Founders Obsess Over (Part 1)(v1again.wordpress.com)
1 points by atspcohn 15y ago|0 comments
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You’re not Michael Jordan…nor Steve Jobs(v1again.wordpress.com)
2 points by atspcohn 15y ago|0 comments
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An Entrepreneur’s Key Assumption…I am wrong(v1again.wordpress.com)
1 points by atspcohn 15y ago|0 comments