sehender

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by sehender 17y ago
Brilliant article! This takes it to the next level in discussing institutionalized discrimination. I never knew how hard I actually had it. :)
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by sehender 17y ago
Most people don't fully understand how difficult it is to write with your left hand, especially in school. The first and most obvious problem is created by right-handed desks, forcing us lefties to reach across our bodies to write with no s
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by sehender 17y ago
He who speaks first, loses.
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by sehender 17y ago
Let me be the first to point out that this article is almost two years old. However, not two months after it was published, they received $27M from Accel Partners, and in the 18 months since additional funding, they have continued to expan
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A Counterpoint to Techie-In-Chief(thedeal.com)
1 points by sehender 17y ago|1 comments
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by sehender 17y ago
Can you elaborate on Y Combinator's definition (or scale) of techie -> non-techie? Is someone with a knowledge and understanding of the tech landscape and years of experience in the industry considered a techie...even if they're not hac
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by sehender 17y ago
Another wildly successful example of simplicity dominating an industry can be found at Plenty of Fish, where they are doing the same thing to the online dating world. http://www.inc.com/magazine/20090101/and-the-money-comes-rol... "Today
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by sehender 17y ago
Another wildly successful example of "What We Can Learn From A Mess" can be found at Plenty of Fish, where they are doing the same thing in the online dating world. http://www.inc.com/magazine/20090101/and-the-money-comes-rol... "Today, a
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by sehender 17y ago
The Burrito Bowl with Black and Pinto Beans, Veggies, Chicken, Pico de Gallo and Corn Salsa. Skip the rice, cheese and sour cream and it's possibly the healthiest lunch you can get in a fast food or fast casual restaurant.
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by sehender 17y ago
I recently read a book called "An Absolutely Outrageous Adventure" written by two travel mates who visited every WHO recognized country in the world in one year. It was one of the worst books I've ever read because most of their experiences
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by sehender 17y ago
Many sales people will attempt to act as a middle man between their customers and the company they work for. The reason they do this is because the first questions most companies ask a potential sales hire is "who do you know?" or "what's
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by sehender 17y ago
The best advice I can give you is to read Inc. Magazine columnist Norm Brodsky's article titled "The Sales Commission Dilemma" at http://www.inc.com/magazine/20030501/25416.html As a top performing - and top earning - sales person for man