Yesterday I found an interview with Clay Christensen where he is talking about disruption in higher education, Apple getting problems, if crowd funding disrupts the VC industry and much more. (via TechCrunch, where you can also find a transcript of the interview).
He also gave the opening talk at the Business of Software conference in 2011. [...]
Read the answer to this and more questions on Silicon Allee:
This week in the Third Degree, our regular Friday feature where we chat with some of Berlin’s best CEOs, we spoke to Jakob Fricke of Picpack about running goat farms, employing a dog and hamburger heaven.
Read the interview
In Kathy Sierras talk »Building The Minimum Badass User« I stumbled upon Dan Pink TED talk »The puzzle of motivation« where
Career analyst Dan Pink examines the puzzle of motivation, starting with a fact that social scientists know but most managers don’t: Traditional rewards aren’t always as effective as we think.
Yep, I want to learn more about and practice customer development. This HackFwd Talk by Rob Fitzpatrick is definitely a helpful start. Also, Andreas Klingers slides provide some good starting points.
Even more interesting videos can be found in Rob’s list on hackertalks.io.
I know, I posted quite a lot of videos in the last days. But I currently have the time to watch all the videos from my list.
After a great first episode with David Heinemeier Hansson about three years ago, Jason Calacanis, who is running the Web TV This Week in Startups, did a second [...]
“Division of Labour, in itself, creates nothing. It is only a way of organizing work that has already been created. […] Division of labour is a device for archieving operating efficiency, nothing more. Of itself, It has no power to promote further economic development. And because not, division of labour is even extraordinarily limited at [...]
