Mo Shafieeha
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Mo Shafieeha
By understanding user needs, motivations, and such, product thinking allows us to pinpoint the product's primary function. The goal of product thinking is to design solutions users will actually buy in order to solve problems. When a product is created to solve a problem that does not exist for its users, it will become obsolete and have limited... See more
Chelsi N. • Enterprise Design Thinking- a new perspective
After his startup was acquired, Tuhin Srivastava was only a few months into unemployment when I met him at Greylock. During the discussion that led to Baseten, we spent several hours discussing it, and I found the diagram that he had recreated in some form many times over the past two years from our first meeting notes. I have been searching for a... See more
Jason Risch • Self-Serve Apps for ML Teams | Greylock
When DAOs are needed The growth of DAOs in general and the massive success of some of the most innovative ones inevitably result in the perception that the route to growth and robust network participation requires a DAO structure. In times of ebullience, market forces make it easy to assume that every organization, community, or project needs a... See more
Tarun Chitra • Building and Running a DAO: Why Governance Matters - a16z crypto
In order for investors to get interested, a $1B+ market is needed, but more aggressive entrepreneurs come with $5B-$10B+ markets, knowing that everyone else is $1B+. It is typically calculated by multiplying the number of potential customers by the amount each customer spends. In order to give credibility to the analysis, some might use third-party... See more
larry cheng • Thinking About Thinking
To be effective, we must act decisively on decisions we disagree with. This may seem obvious, but it remains one of the most challenging tasks.
Cedric Chin • Decisiveness is Just as Important as Deliberation
"Organizational Culture and Leadership" by Ed Schein: “Perhaps the most intriguing aspect of culture as a concept is that it points us to phenomena that are below the surface, that are powerful in their impact but invisible and to a considerable degree unconscious. In that sense, culture is to a group what personality or character is to an
... See moreBen Thompson • The Curse of Culture
1. Initial concept development/MVP This is the phase in which human-centered design exists. It is a discovery of a real problem people face in the real world, and we set out to solve it. For example, you may create an app to allow people to share rides. In order to launch your MVP, you design, test, and prototype it with potential customers.