Francesco
@fran
Francesco
we have the opportunity now, as a species fully in touch with each other [think social media] to unlearn and relearn our own patterns of thinking and storytelling in a way that allows us to be actually in communion with our environment as opposed to a dominating, colonialist separation from the environment. I think in our education in particular,... See more
The Making of a Love Letter | Sierra Club
Alexis Pauline Gumbs
Customer Onboarding Series (COS)
A COS begins immediately after someone becomes a customer. We include it as part of the Revenue Engine of the Art of Email, but it’s really a hybrid that deepens trust as well.
Customer onboarding is an opportunity to reassure purchasers they’ve made a good choice, draw attention to how best to engage with whatever... See more
A COS begins immediately after someone becomes a customer. We include it as part of the Revenue Engine of the Art of Email, but it’s really a hybrid that deepens trust as well.
Customer onboarding is an opportunity to reassure purchasers they’ve made a good choice, draw attention to how best to engage with whatever... See more
Hello Again :60 | The Starbucks Coffee Company
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Personal feelings about Starbucks coffee and the brand controversies aside, this is a pretty good short film (the kind of stuff that I’d have loved to be involved in, know what I mean?)
Potentially something I could replicate
“Forget the books you want to write. Think only of the book you are writing”
A candidate just pulled a brilliant salary negotiation move:
Most ppl: “If you don’t increase my salary to $X, I won’t join.”
This candidate: “I’m going to join, even if you don’t increase my salary to $X, but I’d LOVE if you did!”
She got the full salary... See more
What a great way to come across, motivated, confident, yet secretly manipulating the employer into giving you the increase
Adding one extra feature nearly cost us our startup.
Monday morning, anxiety twisted in my chest as I deleted half of our codebase.
Our product was buried under features, each an attempt to stave off failure, yet leaving us on the brink of collapse. The team lingered, eyes glued to my screen.
“It’s too cluttered,” I finally said, swallowing my fear.
My
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