julieb2

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The multiple personalities of Twitter(16thletter.com)
2 points by julieb2 18y ago|0 comments
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10 tips for building a killer Facebook app(16thletter.com)
7 points by julieb2 18y ago|0 comments
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I Blog, I Tweet, But Why(feld.com)
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by julieb2 18y ago
my company uses eloqua. I have a feeling that they might not satisfy the "low cost" requirement, though.
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by julieb2 18y ago
I completely agree - the new way of looking at issues pushes things to the extreme sometimes, but always makes me reevaluate.
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Age and the Entrepreneur(paul.kedrosky.com)
25 points by julieb2 18y ago|19 comments
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Review: Google Apps Hacks(mattcutts.com)
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by julieb2 18y ago
Another benefit of being a woman in tech? People always underestimate me. This, in my opinion, is one of the best things about being a woman in business. Nothing is more fun than watching someone change their opinion about you right in fron
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I want my OpenID(16thletter.com)
5 points by julieb2 18y ago|4 comments
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How to Know if You’re Doing What You Love Most(brazencareerist.com)
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by julieb2 18y ago
I think the "almost" is key here - because there are certainly some functions that shouldn't be outsourced. Some people (not sure if this is me or not) would say that the development of a core application, for example, should absolutely NOT
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by julieb2 18y ago
I think your example of someone who is native English speaking saying "I am not good at English" is the perfect analogy. Members of GenY are likely comparing themself to other members of GenY (guys that built Facebook, for example) and in c
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by julieb2 18y ago
This is a great quote: "The time to be buying is when everyone else is selling. The time to be selling is when everyone else is buying."