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| bio | website | TheOperationsGuy.com |
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| location | Boston, MA | |
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| visits | member for | 3 years, 4 months |
| seen | Jan 22 at 16:07 | |
| stats | profile views | 364 |
I am a startup veteran and a business operations leader CEOs bring on-board to:
- solve toughest resource problems and hack through emerging business operations impediments
- help build loyal teams of extremely smart and diverse people
- deploy and continuously improve sales, marketing automation, customer support, and other operational system
- nurture culture of accountability and meritocracy
15 years in startups, 9 technology, entertainment, and professional services companies, 12 founders, 7 CEOs.
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Feb 3 |
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No 1 “must read” for startup founder. Could you point just one? I really don't care for Guy's snotty know-it-all demeanor... but the book has some golden truths in it. I own it and it is one of the 5 books I give to students I mentor. |
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Jan 14 |
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How to start a business and not destroy your marriage? Another great benefit of getting a buy-in from your spouse is that it forces you to formulate your thoughts in a way more people will understand. Too often we have our wild ideas and it just seems so clear in our heads... until we explain it to someone and get "wtf?" look. |
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Jan 13 |
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Would like some feedback on JIRA, Intervals, Unfundle, and other bug/issue tracking packaged I realize some of the products I mention are SaaS. We are open to that. Thanks for helping me clarify the question. Reputation bump for you. |
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Jan 12 |
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Would like some feedback on JIRA, Intervals, Unfundle, and other bug/issue tracking packaged All the packages I am mentioning have one core feature - issue tracking. What differentiates them is the "hodge-podge" of other features they offer out of the box.2 |
