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by mcyger 16y ago
Just to provide a balanced viewpoint: I've worked in corporate America (Fortune 5 company), dealt with banality and bureaucracy, banged my head against the wall over and over again, left, started my own company, grew it to millions, sold it
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by mcyger 16y ago
I thought the difficulty the author stated related to OAuth and desktop apps was the reason Twitter launched XAuth?
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by mcyger 16y ago
I'll give anyone working with me any title they want, including CEO, just as long as they do everything within their power -- and stretch out of their zone -- to accomplish work and move the company forward.
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by mcyger 16y ago
Would anyone miss "the edits" if they simply vanished tomorrow, like Geocities?
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by mcyger 16y ago
This is a poorly titled article, very typical of Inc. Magazine. It should more properly have been titled "The Truth About Your Company's Biggest Cost Center" or "How to Turn Cost into Profit". When someone refers to "Real Estate", it usuall
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by mcyger 16y ago
Simplicity is a sign of a well-run organization. You ever heard the line, "I don't lie because I have a terrible memory"? If you have 15 different price plans, you now need to maintain documentation, train customer service reps, detail tier
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Why Innovation Is Beginner's Luck In Business(businessweek.com)
1 points by mcyger 16y ago|0 comments
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by mcyger 16y ago
I married my co-founder. Five years later, when we were both working at GE Capital, we started a side business that grew rapidly. Having my wife as a co-founder was the best of all worlds...I wanted to not only share my life with her, but a
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Become the Master of Any Subject or Pen Your Own with a Suite of New iPhone Apps(mashable.com)
2 points by mcyger 16y ago|0 comments
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Supreme Court: business as usual for business and software patents(patentlyo.com)
1 points by mcyger 16y ago|0 comments