I work with software company CEOs whose product-market fit isn’t coming together - whether they built something that worked and the ground shifted, or they’re trying to get to fit for the first time. I’ve navigated five technology shifts across 30 years. GenAI is the sixth, not the first.
Engineering, product, executive - three genuinely different disciplines, each in its full depth. Chief architect. VP Product. CPO. CPTO: both at once. CEO. Four exits. Multiple turnarounds. Across companies from scrappy early-stage to acquisition-ready.
Most advisors see one slice - technical, product, or business. Three disciplines in full depth makes it possible to hold all of them simultaneously, without losing resolution when the conversation moves between them.
Sometimes that’s as a thinking partner - privately, on your side of the table, no stake in the answer. Sometimes the situation calls for stepping inside and leading product or engineering directly. The common thread is product-market fit: finding it, losing it, re-finding it.
MC and Talk at Austin On Rails Tuesday, September 28, 2010 @ 7-9 PM
An Austin On Rails meeting on September 28, 2010, will feature four talks, including one on continuous learning and deployment.
Progress Trackers in Web Design: Examples and Best Practices - Smashing Magazine
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Progress Trackers in Web Design: Examples and Best Practices - Smashing Magazine.
Skype Will Not Verify Phone - Google Voice Help
FYI - we have a google voice number for Food on the Table -and forward it to our SkypeIn number. However, at some point we realized that it wasn’t working. No matter what we did, we could not get a call to go thrugh Google Voice to SkypeIn.
Fortunately, I found an answer we had Skype set so that it would only"Receive Calls to my online number" from people in my contact list.