joshkaufman

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   by joshkaufman 17y ago

   I agree completely - the costs of college vs. the benefits don't line up anymore. It pisses me off to no end that young people mortgage their lives for a piece of paper that's worth very little. Employers have always cared more about actual
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   by joshkaufman 17y ago

   Agreed. Here's the data to back you up: http://www.aomonline.org/Publications/Articles/BSchools.asp There's nothing you need to know about business you can't teach yourself via reading or mentorship. Here's the list of books I used to tea
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   by joshkaufman 17y ago

   True. The point was that parts 2 & 3 had no chance - the expectations were so high that almost nothing could exceed them. If you like, substitute iPhone version 1 vs. version 2. Same idea. Over-inflated expectations = poor quality exper
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   by joshkaufman 17y ago

   Thanks! Re: books - it's hard to break out of market pricing, since books are common and there's a comparable product sitting on the shelf next to it (or a click away). With value-based pricing, some books should sell for thousands of dolla
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   by joshkaufman 17y ago

   Here's mine: Becoming a Business Ninja: Mastering What Actually Matters: http://su.pr/1lOe90