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Category Archives: Personal
2012: A Year of Building
If you think about it, every year takes on a character, or theme, of its own depending upon goals we’ve set, decisions we’ve made and unplanned events that take place along the way. 2011 was driven by a few great … Continue reading
Posted in Investments, Personal, Silicon Valley, Startups, Wanderful Media
Tagged Accelerator Ventures, alabama, Associated Press, CEO, investment, mobile, newspapers, Online advertising, silicon valley, Stanford, Startups, tablet, technology, venture capitalists, Wanderful Media
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Ben Smith, Mark Boslet: Career Building Like A Startup: Thoughts On Reid Hoffman’s “The Start-up of You”
In the 40 years since the publication of What Color Is Your Parachute, the job market has collapsed, collapsed again and changed almost unrecognizably. The time has come for a new job hunter’s bible. Our vote goes to Reid Hoffman’s … Continue reading
Posted in A.T. Kearney, Deals, Personal, Relationships, Silicon Valley, Spoke Software
Tagged A.T.Kearney, Carnegie Mellon, LinkedIn, Mark Pincus, McKinsey & Company, merchantcircle, relationships, Risk, Startups, Tepper, UC Davis
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The less discussed, other sinister plot at groupon. – surya says too much. – surya says too much.
For all the critics from the sidelines of any game, politics, business, investing, startups, parenting, charity, and even football. Some people are hitting Groupon now. “It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Silicon Valley, Spoke Software, Startups
Tagged relationships, Risk, Startups, venture capitalists, web entreprenuer
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After seeing where I put my blog content change, I have decided to start posting my blog content to my own blog. This should be an interesting process.
January 29, 2012
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peHUB » Ben Smith: Silicon Valley Is A Multi-Inning Game, Relationships Are How You Play
I heard two things recently. “Silicon Valley is a multi-inning game, relationships matter.“ And. “I am all business, I don’t care about relationships.” The first statement came from a seasoned venture capitalist with 20 years of experience. His point is … Continue reading
Posted in A.T. Kearney, MerchantCircle, Personal, Relationships, Silicon Valley, Spoke Software
Tagged jeff weiner, merchantcircle, relationships, Startups, venture capitalist, venture capitalists, web entreprenuer
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It’s called Fishing Not Catching
It is called fishing and not catching, and it is the dirty secret of Silicon Valley. Unless your startup hits a grand slam, or you are its founder, CEO or a key engineer, your post-exit payday isn’t more than a … Continue reading
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Tagged A.T.Kearney, Fishing, merchantcircle, Startups, web entreprenuer
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