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Monthly Archives: April 2014
The Original iPhone was a Minimum Viable Product (MVP)
In 2007 Steve Jobs introduced the original iPhone. I wasn’t a big fan of Apple at the time and didn’t notice the iPhone until iPhone 3 was released (I was using Palm phones at that time). But yesterday I happened to come … Continue reading
How To Become An Engineer With People Skills
My mother told me when I was young that people get hired for their technical skills, and fired for their people skills (specifically a lack thereof). And I’ve seen this play out in the real world repeatedly. Assessing whether someone … Continue reading
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