Monthly Archives: June 2009 »
3 Things I Learned at Enterprise 2.0
Selling into the Enterprise is still a big business. I attended the Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Boston this week. Besides the excellent booze and hors devours (I consider all free booze excellent) I came
Read More »I got my first job offer! Now what?
Congratulations! You aced the phone screen, survived the (potentially grueling) interviews, and your offer letter is in the mail. Awesome! You should absolutely go out to celebrate, but before you mail in your acceptance,
Read More »How Dating Led to Baydin: Understand Your Users
Before Baydin, Alex and I started another venture. Without going into too much detail it was a mobile, social game with an end goal of making users feel camaraderie with their fellow guys and
Read More »Startup Social Anxiety Disorder
What do an irrational fear of rejection, the inability to talk to girls at a bar, and a startup in “stealth mode” all have in common? I was riding the Orange Line en route
Read More »Someone Else's Shoes
I was at a talk, recently, where the speaker mentioned “a lot of data driven people fall into the trap of wanting more information to make a decision. The problem is that the world
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