Mo Shafieeha
@moshafieeha
Mo Shafieeha
One of the most challenging ideas I have encountered. The idea is to recognize a situation in a developing environment. This is done by translating that recognition into a set of cues, plausible goals, and expectations, along with a set of trained actions. If you are familiar with the situation, you construct variations of intended actions on the... See more
Commoncog • Expertise is ‘Just’ Pattern Matching
Our Investment in StackBlitz
Sarah Guo • Instant, Collaborative Developer Environments | Greylock
Strategy and
G: If you don’t follow the PDLC (Product Development Life Cycle). Do not let others dictate your Product Development process. These guidelines/steps are imperial in achieving success, and every small step is important.
uxdesign.cc • Sorry but you are not a Product Manager
2. Reach product/market fit In this phase, you solve product-based problems that you created. The users become an amorphous blob hidden behind our business metrics as we improve the MVP.
Jesse Weaver • Human-Centered Design Dies at Launch
As long as organizational issues go unresolved, you end up with a culture of underperformance throughout your whole organization if you don't fire one likable underperformer. Competent employees leave — they don't want more work. Less competent employees stay. The company remains likable for years to come. It is much more difficult to change the... See more
Cedric Chin • Decisiveness is Just as Important as Deliberation
As a result of crypto technologies, anyone with an internet connection will be able to create and exchange value freely and trustlessly in the future. Greylock led a $70 million Series B investment in 0x Labs, architect of Web3's core exchange infrastructure, and Sarah will be joining the board. With 0x, over $158 billion in tokenized value has... See more
Sarah Guo • Exchange Infrastructure for the Internet | Greylock
Something magical happens when you create a business for a customer base you intrinsically understand! Treating yourself as your first customer can save you marketing costs, make sure you start with a solid product offering, and much more. Creating a solution to a problem without worrying about how you’re going to sell and market it can allow you... See more
Be Your Own Customer Before You Launch a Product | Entrepreneur
E: If you wait to define your Success Metrics post the launch. You need to have researched all the parameters and anticipate the response, and set your goals accordingly.