Mo Shafieeha

Whenever I think about western design, I often wonder about how homogeneous the scene is. If our references and inspiration come from people who are so similar to us, do we really think we'll think differently? Outside our western bubble, there is an inspiring, beautiful, thoughtful, and fascinating world of design taking place. I interviewed... See more

It's easy to get lost in the rabbit hole if you don't know what it is - here are some links to help you learn more about how to become a product manager.

The lesson is clear: do less, do it well, and be consistent.

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

Assembling an interviewing team The team can be augmented by an observer who acts as the second pilot. When an interviewer becomes hesitant, an observer can help. Observers can also take notes, which is extremely helpful if the respondent does not consent to record the interview.

Hire staff Lastly, when a DAO has a large community and assets, it's important to hire people who can devote their full attention to maintenance, communication, and administration. Token holders must be careful not to create any “Active Participants” upon which the value of the underlying token can be boosted. Consequently, service providers must... See more

As a new technological age begins, strong and weak technologies often arrive together. The weak version of a technology is usually the more plausible, "immigrant" version. The stronger version will sound better to natives. Next time you hear an idea that sounds dumb, ask yourself — is it really dumb, or am I just getting old?