Jesteś w Warszawie w środę (19.06) i chcesz porozmawiać o Salesforce? Mam wolny lunch.
Chętnie spotkam się i porozmawiam, jeśli się nie znamy to tym bardziej 🙂
#warszawa#salesforce#networking
Wow, what an event it was this year! #BasecampWarsaw
David introduced the platform and its customisation possibilities. #salesforcedev https://t.co/qF7iCyw0O8
Next, I demoed how #Volvo did exactly that. Customers, agents, inspectors, and dealers are all using #salesforce
A startup that helps people make money will make money itself. Both Viaweb and Y Combinator did this. And so do Airbnb and Stripe.
It's not the only recipe for a startup, but it's a good one.
“It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood;” T. Roosevelt
At a recent leadership offsite, I realized that my core values are: 1/ ambition and 2/ caring.
I loved the exercise (thank you @BreneBrown).
From now on, whatever I do will align with my values. Otherwise, I’m not at my best.
I'll share why I love building on #heroku at #infoshare in Gdansk, Poland (May 9th). We will go through an example of building an e-learning platform. I will also share how my perspective on software development changed from being a developer to a manager. https://t.co/F1MenGwdUw
TIL about the “fundamental attribution error”: we attribute people’s behavior to their personality, not their situation. Lee Ross, “The Intuitive Psychologist and His Shortcomings: Distortions in the Attribution Process"
On luck. (1) Luck is preparation multiplied by opportunity. — Seneca, Roman philosopher. (2) The harder I practised, the luckier I got. — Gary Player, golf champion. (3) Luck is a dividend of sweat. — Ray Kroc, McDonald’s founder.
The key to explosive growth is competing reasonably well in every area your competition competes in, and then blowing them away in one category — from “The Pumpkin Plan” by @MikeMichalowicz
“Entrepreneurs don’t do most of the work. Entrepreneurs identify the problems, discover the opportunities and then build processes to allow other people and other things to do the work.” — from “The Pumpkin Plan” by @MikeMichalowicz
People often ask me what Salesforce developers do. Took a few minutes to write down what I know about the ecosystem. Want me to keep writing more? Tell me here, or comment on Medium. Enjoy the quick read on the #salesforce ecosystem: https://t.co/VOEUm8fsTv