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Product lessons we can learn from Google+
Paul Adams, who worked on the original Google+ team and invented Circles, draws eight product lessons from it: build around people's problems, not the …
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Comparing management cultures (Harvard Business Review)
A Harvard Business Review infographic (April 2014) that places countries on the scales of Erin Meyer's culture map, such as how people lead, decide, trust …
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Growth vs marketing vs product (Brian Balfour)
Brian Balfour on the quarrel around « growth hacking »: rather than argue about the term, look at what changed in five years, easy access to data, access …
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10 things I’ve learnt about lean startup
A co-founder of Spook Studio, a startup design studio behind Lean Startup Brighton, shares ten lessons: waterfall suits projects without unknowns, agile …
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7 proven templates for writing value propositions
Tor Grønsund gathers seven proven templates for writing a value proposition, from Geoffrey Moore's positioning statement and Venture Hacks' high-concept …
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Loyalty: is it killing your business?
A summary on LinkedIn of McKinsey research: companies that spend more on loyalty programmes grow no faster than their peers and have margins about 10% …
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A $32,000 startup that was sold for millions
Starting a company has never been cheaper: cloud computing, cheap sensors and the falling cost of genome sequencing let entrepreneurs bootstrap instead of …
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Focus matters: finding early adopters means putting aside potential clients
Focus matters: Finding early adopters is mainly about putting aside potential clients.
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Designing social products with 3 habit-forming feedback loops (Andrew Chen)
Andrew Chen describes the three feedback loops behind successful social products: one that rewards those who post content, one that rewards passive …
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Transforming business schools to drive entrepreneurship
Rory O'Shea in Entrepreneur: business schools should lead entrepreneurship education across the whole university, with cross-disciplinary, action-learning …