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9y ago
Good. I thought I had been zucc'd for a while there.
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Jeffrey Immelt: How I Remade GE
(hbr.org)
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Have you done this yourself?
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Do enterprise customers really move to GSuite? I don't believe so. Startups may start on it, but I would never put my business on there. You can't even back up your documents! They only exist as links. And you can't move them
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1. He doesn't speak for Apple so can't confirm anything. 2. "I think". 3. '"Shelved"' is an accurate word..'
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>EDIT: Samsung does all sorts of things including ship-building, life insurance, construction and advertising. You can't compare a conglomerate to an integrated company.
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Looks like he didn't confirm anything at all.
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9y ago
Individuals have even more trouble scaling.
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>If I do X for someone I get paid Y. If I do X for myself, I get paid X*Z. Note that Z can be less than 1.
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Completely irrelevant to this discussion.
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Doesn't check out because university generally doesn't provide job-related skills. You need internships and part-time jobs for that.
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>Uber needs basic blocking and tackling Can you explain these terms?
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Looking at the answers here the common point is, expectedly, overwork. It is obvious why this causes burn out but there are a couple of reasons why you should not overwork that are not so obvious. To handle stress and not burn out, you need
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School is horrible but make sure to get your degree. It's a requirement for various things, for example moving abroad, and not having it would limit your future in many ways.
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Probably has the same effect as computer games did on us - little.
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Brand is more important for commodity goods than for non-commodities. It's the only distinguishing feature.
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Streaming
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Reasons other blockchains won't exhibit the same behavior as the two most used ones? None.
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Blockchain isn't decentralized. The network is run by a handful of companies, mainly in China.
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This is like a university taking on the evil computer manufacturers or something. Sure, you can do it yourself, but you have to put in the work and the money to do so. Distributors and publishers exist for a reason.
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America's Foxconn. Just not as well run.
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It's known that "communication can only happen between equals." Otherwise it's order giving no matter the semantics.
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Definitely not.
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Well, I'm not talking about adversarial responses.
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> He said future job candidates would be given the test before their second round of interviews at the bank. Their answers will be compared with those of current Goldman employees, who have already been identified as exhibiting traits th
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In China, common spaces are actually utilized.
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I agree that the author is condescending. Also, despite writing a lot on the subject, he doesn't actually seem to be a good manager. Very authoritarian.
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Hubris, narcissism, God complex.
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Especially in software. See how much Uber, Airbnb, Facebook, Google have raised.
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The cult of Evan: What life is like inside Snap right now
(businessinsider.com)
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