nielr1

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by nielr1 13y ago
I'm pretty sure princess bride quotes get the win always. If you read the subarticle mentioned on HuffPo the author there makes a pretty interesting argument.
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by nielr1 13y ago
These days "Always be learning" and "Always be googling" seem to be the same thing :)
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by nielr1 16y ago
Clearly many businesses have bifurcated price points. I totally agree this can work. The question is when? If you walk into Target you can buy a pack of gum and a $1000 garden set. My point was in the context of most startups (tech primaril
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by nielr1 16y ago
The reason that i didn't touch on any of these things is that the necessary skills for them all (that you mention and many more) are relative to a point in time and very much related to the charts i talked about. Let's use an example: what'
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by nielr1 16y ago
I constantly read tons of business books. Some are pretty cheesy, some have lots of good insights buried in them. Good reads: Emotional Intelligence ( http://amzn.to/9LXV1x ) The House Advantage ( http://amzn.to/95VsAv ) - full disclosure t
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by nielr1 18y ago
And ps - you can Google me to find out my resume. I have only ever built startups - from powerpoint to sale. Since the first company i started when i was 14 :)
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by nielr1 18y ago
Folks - i'm the one that gave that presentation. One thing I am seeing here is a semantic assumption that PRODUCT management and PROJECT management are the same thing. IMHO they are two vastly different disciplines and very little of what I