slee029

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by slee029 15y ago
Similar to what people said don't worry the competitor validates your b-model and focus on your product not your competitor In addition, remember to treat your competitors as frenemies. http://www.bothsidesofthetable.com/2010/12/27/why-yo
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by slee029 15y ago
I completely agree about the execution aspect. At another level to me the value of acquisitions comes from understanding how you will increase the value of the product. At the consumer product level look at what P&G did with Swiffer. Th
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by slee029 15y ago
I think it was Jon Steinberg from BuzzFeed in a recent interview with Marc Suster mentioned that the hard part of recruiting is that you find so many sales guys who really want to be a business dev guy and so many engineers who want to be a
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by slee029 16y ago
While I completely agree that flat vs a vertical hierarchy should be assessed from organization to organization, I tend to prefer flat structures mainly because they allow for the culture to mold perception of progression over an existing s
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by slee029 16y ago
I agree that you should play around with price, but I also believe Zed could be leveraging his free tutorial to market another service later on. For example, while this isn't an intro to python book, Michael Hartl's Ruby on Rails Tutorial I
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by slee029 16y ago
I wonder if having an Ipad-enabled EHR system will be a compelling enough proposition to migrate practitioners from existing experienced vendors with a track record. I would imagine if you already have a system, even if it is an old expensi
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Google Targets Content Farms With Major Search Algorithm Tweaks(techcrunch.com)
10 points by slee029 16y ago|1 comments
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by slee029 16y ago
I think when deciding the go stealth or not you should decide what you have more confidence in: you or your idea. In general be positive and have confidence in yourself and your team. You know that your first idea won't be your best idea. I
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by slee029 16y ago
Awesome to hear you're taking the dive, especially when coming from a consultancy. My co-founder is from Accenture and he's looking to take a LOA in few months as well. I did a similar thing 3 months back when leaving my job as a head hunte
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by slee029 16y ago
I completely agree that price is a function of perceived value. However, this scenario smells like they are misleading consumers in a legally grey area. This somewhat reminds me of the case a few years back about the scam of daily contact
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by slee029 16y ago
this article holds especially true for non-technical entrepreneurs deciding which language to choose. while the supply of developers may be lower for languages such as ruby or python, you find a much more enthusiastic crowd of developers wh
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by slee029 16y ago
I think that "one thing" you identify is one of the most important abilities in determining business success. Those who refined their ability to properly communicate, think critically, and analyze problems have built a transferable skill se