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Welcome To The New Wave Of Opportunities And Startups

Startup Professionals Musings

My friends who “grew up” with lifetime careers in General Motors, Exxon Mobil, or even IBM, are now often too embarrassed to even mention it. They have become a by-product of innovation rather than the cause of it: Conglomerates grew from industrialization, not innovation. Competitive advantages are rapidly vaporizing on these.

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New Entrepreneurs Are Rebuilding Our Business Engine

Startup Professionals Musings

My friends who “grew up” with lifetime careers in General Motors, Exxon Mobil, or even IBM, are now often too embarrassed to even mention it. They have become a by-product of innovation rather than the cause of it: Conglomerates grew from industrialization, not innovation. Competitive advantages are rapidly vaporizing on these.

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Large Corporations Fail To Innovate Like Startups

Startup Professionals Musings

My friends who “grew up” with lifetime careers in General Motors, Exxon Mobil, or even IBM, are now often too embarrassed to even mention it. They have become a by-product of innovation rather than the cause of it: Conglomerates grew from industrialization, not innovation. Competitive advantages are rapidly vaporizing on these.

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Entrepreneurs Can Revitalize The Image Of Business

Startup Professionals Musings

My friends who “grew up” with lifetime careers in General Motors, Exxon Mobil, or even IBM, are now often too embarrassed to even mention it. They have become a by-product of innovation rather than the cause of it: Conglomerates grew from industrialization, not innovation. Competitive advantages are rapidly vaporizing on these.

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It’s Time For A New Way Of Thinking About Business

Startup Professionals Musings

My friends who “grew up” with lifetime careers in General Motors, Exxon Mobil, or even IBM, are now often too embarrassed to even mention it. They have become a by-product of innovation rather than the cause of it: Conglomerates grew from industrialization, not innovation. Competitive advantages are rapidly vaporizing on these.

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The Corrosive Downside of Acquihires

Both Sides of the Table

Usually the location of the engineers matters great so having offshore engineering makes acquihires unlikely. Get yourself in a big demo day competition. So why not announce big, hairy audacious goals on recruiting the best mobile talent with sign-on bonuses and retention plans? I’ll tell you what is says. Go do a startup.

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