Mo Shafieeha

Technology cost curves: the speed with which solar power cost fell beat the predictions by ~6X https://nytimes.com/2022/06/05/opinion/climate-change-should-you-have-kids.html?referringSource=articleShare…

If you concentrate on org structure alone, you can fix whole class problems by tweaking the culture or changing the incentive system. Every solution to an organizational design problem requires restructuring. There will always be problems in a newly formed organization, just because you haven't discovered or experienced them yet, but that's the... See more

When he was CEO of Opsware, their toughest competitor Bladelogic started consistently beating them in large deals. His smartest people offered suggestions on how to avoid the battle. they regained their product lead after nine months of hard work on a rugged product cycle, building a company worth $1.6B in the end. "There are no silver bullets... See more

"The Benefits of Edutainment"Besides engagement and focus, edutainment:- Inspires learners- Helps them get the most of the learning experience- Is highly effective and resource-efficient- Improves performance on the job- Attracts the millennial workforce at corporations

Paradigm 2: Social vs. Economic Incentives There are currently two main ways to incentivize participation in a token network, social incentives, or economic incentives.Social incentive:For most fans it’s really about the flex: ‘I was the first person to be a fan’ or, ‘I’m the biggest fan.’ The social side of it exists because people just want... See more

4. Microeconomics Who's going to pay (advertisers, data companies)? If you're selling to moms - what are they spending on comparable products right now? The price won't affect demand if it's "inelastic" Products that are "inelastic" mean that price increases don't affect demand much. Know what they are.

Application of Edutainment