“The only variable that can explain the high rate of mass shootings in America is its astronomical number of guns.” — https://t.co/2x1BuEGGF3 via @nytimes
@CNNnewsroom @VictorBlackwell It's this kind of boldness that our country needs! Keep calling him out. I'm not from Baltimore- but I know countless people who are. Teammates, family, hardworking employees. All People that represent the best qualities of what it means to be American! & who want to live there!
The tectonic shift causing a new era of enterprise software is that product development, distribution, adoption, customer service, and design look vastly more like a consumer company than a traditional enterprise company.
One of the most useful questions you can ask in a startup is: How is what users want different than you expected? Are people using your product in unexpected ways? Are different people using it than you expected?
My 13 year old is going on a 5 day school field trip. They aren't allowed to bring their phones but bus has a CD player.
So he just asked "dad, can you show me how to burn a CD like in the olden days"
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Why Big Companies Keep Failing: The Stack Fallacy | TechCrunch. — “The stack fallacy is a result of human nature — we (over) value what we know.” https://t.co/TpSKMRGPnV
Thanks to @BringItUSA for an amazing week of volleyball, culture, and team bonding! Leaving Slovenia for one last night in Venice before heading home. #EuroVolley ☺️☺️
Nice launch @WalmartLabs Portland! We’ve got a great team in p-town and they continue to launch #iOS and #Android features including #ar work here! https://t.co/kfPMdSNxgb
1/ Know and explain your core metrics. If your north star is DAU, you should be able to say what it is today, your growth trajectory, and specific measures you’re taking to improve it (e.g. homepage testing, funnel optimization, other marketing channels).