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Re:All I ever needed to know in business, I learned in a str... by dbshapco on Tuesday February 10, 2009 @06:55AM (#475046)
"There is not that much different between a dancer in a strip club and a startup or huge multinational corporation."

That's right. It's almost freakish how our inventory management system is exactly like pole dancing.

Re:All I ever needed to know in business, I learned in a str... by shib71 on Monday February 09, 2009 @11:44PM (#474703)
Apparantly you can learn about anything by studying anything.
Re:All I ever needed to know in business, I learned in a str... by derefr on Tuesday February 10, 2009 @04:43AM (#474953)
Yup. Aleph one contains aleph zero (that is, "everything") between any two points, no matter where you look.
Re:All I ever needed to know in business, I learned in a str... by herval on Tuesday February 10, 2009 @04:42AM (#474952)
All I ever needed to learn in business, I learned drinking - and watching other people get drunk.
Re:All I ever needed to know in business, I learned in a str... by lallysingh on Tuesday February 10, 2009 @06:42AM (#475041)
So, who's up for doing a little "market research?" :-)

On a more serious note, stripping/prostitution/etc are some of the oldest professions and hencely the oldest business models. Also, they're purely in the instinctive/social space, where us geeks are usually weakest.

For that, it's a good article.

Re:All I ever needed to know in business, I learned in a str... by sil3ntmac on Tuesday February 10, 2009 @12:12AM (#474737)
It's a bit of a stretch, but it was well-written. Very Freakonomics-y.
Re:All I ever needed to know in business, I learned in a str... by mattmaroon on Tuesday February 10, 2009 @12:32AM (#474759)
I wouldn't say it was well-written, given that the entire concluding section was a non sequitur. It's mostly just a linkbait title with an article built around it.