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Beware of Fake / Scam Engineering Candidates

K9 Ventures

The resume will often focus on mentioning technologies rather than projects. It will be a keyword soup – mentioning all the cool technologies that are being used in companies today. There will be little to no mention of the project or what was being built, but more focus on identifying what technologies were used in a position.

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[Interview] Benjamin Yee of EMERGE App

YoungUpstarts

Navigating a rented motorbike through the winding hills of Vietnam and swimming in secret lagoons in Thailand are just some of the things that Benjamin Yee does when he’s not typing furiously away at this laptop. Secondly, I get a flood of emails, chats and messages from customers and prospects every day.

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One Startup’s Story: The Evolution Of An Outsourcing Strategy

ReadWriteStart

Guest author John Fearon is CEO of Dropmyemail.com , which backs up emails in the cloud and Dropmysite.com , a cloud-based backup company. Remote technology development teams must make frequent reports back to the home base. And we have outsourced side projects to other locales, including Vietnam.

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Cynicism in Silicon Valley

Feld Thoughts

“Advocacy of the small, innovative firm and entrepreneurial ecosystem is giving way to more and more justifications for bigness (scale economics, competitive advantage, etc.),” Saxenian wrote to me in an email. Margaret O’Mara, who wrote The Code: Silicon Valley and the Remaking of America , also has a good reminder.

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Story Behind “The Secret History” Part III: The Most Important.

Steve Blank

In building ESL Perry made a conscious choice to emulate Hewlett Packard (then considered the “gold standard” of a great technology company.) Filed under: ESL , Secret History of Silicon Valley , Technology | Tagged: Steve Blank , Bill Perry , ESL , Signals Intelligence , Cold War « Startup Ethics: Albatross or Essential?

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Thirty-Six Years Later

Steve Blank

Home Books for Startups Secret History-Bibliography Steve Blank Startup Resources Steve Blank Entries RSS | Comments RSS Categories Air Force (9) Ardent (9) Big Companies versus Startups: Durant versus Sloan (29) California Coastal Commission (3) Conservation (2) Convergent Technologies (1) Customer Development (98) Customer Development Manifesto (..)

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The Internet Might Kill Us All

Steve Blank

While labeled the “dot.com” bubble, valuations went crazy across a wide range of technology sectors including telecommunications, enterprise software and biotech, not just the Internet. They finance companies that invest in new technologies, new ideas and new products. A few will be worth much, much more.

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