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Comment #3530744
Not necessarily... snippets can be usefull for the simple fact of organizing one's mind and week. Whether or not a manager keeps track of them, they allow the employee to personall…
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Comment #2073129
Those are all great points. Another good way is to ask the prospective VC if you can interview him. Interview him (or her) on how they acheived success, and what've they've seen in…
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Comment #2035292
The other point is to test your idea on someone who is not in love with your own idea. It can be easy to be in love with your idea so much that you discount obvious pitfalls. And l…
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Comment #2018365
I ran a bike-flipping business in college... not quite brick & mortar, but definitely not high-tech. My roommate and I went to all the sorority houses around campus and made a deal…
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Comment #1996011
To anyone who is thinking about doing this, I highly recommend it. When I was younger, my family sold most of what we owned, rented out our house, and moved onto our sailboat. We s…
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Comment #1967819
How hard could it be to get 1%? I mean if only ask for $1, and get that dollar from only 1% of China, I'd be a millionaire!
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Comment #1962958
Question: If I were a "BizDev" guy and wanted to create a website that has similar functionalities as, say, Groupon or PayPal (I understand they're different), what languages would…
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Comment #1951194
Another plus for Google... they could sell the customer analytics to their AdWords customers. For example, using Groupon data, they know that the 50% off Pizza deal was more popula…
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Comment #1883827
Here's another ranking of the best states to do business in. (Not trying to trump your website, but just giving some more resources for folks!) http://www.cnbc.com/id/37554006/
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Comment #1883794
The author points out each company's profits over the last 10-years (RIM $9 Bil, TiVo -$400 Mil), yet as many have commented, this isn't really an apples-to-apples comparison. What…