Two i’s by Jason Fried of 37signals
I think it’s always good to be working on two things: The next most important thing, and the next most interesting thing.
Source: 37signals.com
I think it’s always good to be working on two things: The next most important thing, and the next most interesting thing.
Source: 37signals.com
Whether it’s Flickr, Delicious, MyBlogLog, or Upcoming, the post-purchase story is a similar one. Both sides talk about all the wonderful things they will do together. Then reality sets in. They get bogged down trying to overcome integration obstacles, endless meetings, and stifling bureaucracy.
Source: 37signals.com
Q&A with Chris Wanstrath, CEO and Co-Founder of GitHub. This is part of our "Bootstrapped, Profitable, & Proud" series which profiles companies that have $1MM+ in revenues, didn’t take VC, and are profitable.
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Want to build a successful web app? Then it’s time to Get Real. Getting Real is a smaller, faster, better way to build software.
Source: gettingreal.37signals.com
Hire a ton of people rapidly and a "strangers at a cocktail party" problem is exactly what you end up with. There are always new faces around so everyone is unfailingly polite. Everyone tries to avoid any conflict or drama. No one says, "This idea sucks." People appease instead of challenge.
Source: 37signals.com
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