bindley

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by bindley 12y ago
I wonder if a foundation of multiculturalism is why America's business culture is so distrusting.
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by bindley 12y ago
As things constantly change, especially in post secondary education, I think it's important to look at the landscape objectively. If you know what direction your want to take your life and career, a university isn't always the rig
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by bindley 12y ago
I dropped out, not to avoid education, but to seek it out in different ways. It's been a year since and I've found employment that is as good, or better, than I would have coming out of a traditional university. It wasn't abo
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by bindley 12y ago
The hard thing is that most successful disruptions come from startups who are ignored by incumbents. In data they're motivated to keep even the lowest profit clients, so startups face their wrath from the beginning. It isn't prett
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by bindley 12y ago
Incumbents wont always copy innovations. When you innovate to hit an overshot section of the incumbents market, or non-consumers in the incumbents market, you create asynchronous skills. The incumbent typically will ignore you because you&#
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by bindley 12y ago
I think 'process' in this context is more about mindless bureaucratic processes rather than organized effort. Running a household requires tight organization, but it would be weird if I required my wife to submit TPS reports to me
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by bindley 13y ago
Definitely, it's a shift all intelligent companies are making. Google has been relatively vocal about hiring quality people regardless of degree or quality of school i.e. ivy league.
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by bindley 13y ago
I'm kind of in the same boat. I took a year off college to focus on learning web development. A year later, I'm working for a startup, but I am also making double I was at my old job. It was really a paradigm shift in my mind. I l
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by bindley 13y ago
I am actually working for a startup who is prepping an app for investors approval, and what we have found is speed, and progress is important. I would definitely recommend RoR because the speed to development is so critical. With Rails it