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At a very high level, what we are doing here is decoupling goal setting from the org chart and org hierarchy while grounding it in a universally accepted model. Goals should form a network because models tend to create a network. It isn’t completely flat because there are relationships. But the dimensionality is much more centered around inputs/out... See more
John Cutler • TBM 41/51: Why Goal Cascades are Harmful (and What to Do Instead)
Scooter App Report: June 2020
micromobility.io
Nature of product or service
Tanay Jaipuria • Marketplace take rates factors
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A community member can signal their interest in working with a potential contributor by endorsing them with endorsement tokens. Staked endorsement tokens are non-transferrable ERC-20 tokens that serve as a signal to help other community members make better decisions on who to onboard into the project.
Station • We are all social oracles: An era of decentralized hiring
Covid-19 has created short-term winners and losers. But the more structural impact is that trends already under way have been accelerated. Everything was already moving online. Now this is happening even faster. Online marketplaces now have a combined value of $814 billion globally. 58% of consumer marketplaces could be well-positioned to navigate ... See more
Point Nine Capital • Online marketplaces - entering the next phase | Dealroom.co
Personal Manuals, Manifestos, principles, and Read MEs
Kevin Twohy’s “what he looks for in projects/clients”. I especially like the not inevitable. That’s how I feel about Sublime. Someone may make a bookmarking tool. But to make one with the aesthetic and philosophical sensibilities of Sublime seems to me - not inevitable.
Why Bundling is the Future of Paid Newsletters? (Thread)
How many paid newsletters are you really going to pay for?
@danshipper and @nbashaw's Everything Bundle solves this
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Software engineers never escape the skill-change vortex, even many years into their careers. Experienced engineers must learn and adopt technologies that didn't even exist when they started out. Developers must constantly retool themselves, even well after their formal education ends.