I see the “our guardrails were effective” & “the system worked” takes are out. If I’m driving & by the time I get to my destination, my car lost two wheels, the engine’s smoking & every emergency light is on, I don’t think “wow the car worked!” I think “I gotta fix this asap.”
A critical point. The disruptive killer combo is customer centricity PLUS the ability to rapidly create terrific, evocative CX. For most established enterprises, that’s way easier said than done
Recruiter: We’re looking to attract top talent for our NY and SF offices!
Me: No you’re not.
R: ?
Me: Top talent doesn’t have a location. Invest in a remote-friendly culture or be honest that you’re only looking to attract “transient people who write good software”
@tomklaasen Ik kan je daarin volgen.
Persoonlijk zou ik daaraan toevoegen dat de vuurtoren een goede langeafstandsindicator is maar dat het uiteindelijke doel wel veilig de haven binnenvaren is.
Me: *tweets joke*
Social Media: let me explain why that joke wasn’t funny and how i can make it better also here are some facts i found on wikipedia about why your joke is wrong altogether also fuck the dc universe marvel 4ever
Ok I got an idea. When you hire people into your company, the final interview question should be:
There’s an email sent to a large distribution group of people you don’t know. Will you:
🔘 Reply to sender if appropriate
🔘 Reply All with useless message
🔘 Reply All with +1