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Re:A million-dollar engineering problem
on Thursday March 16, 2017 @07:20PM (#13890029)
We just published an article on how Segment doubled their sales using Drift. Here's all the details on how it works: https://blog.drift.com/segment-case-study/
Re:A million-dollar engineering problem
on Thursday March 16, 2017 @05:05PM (#13889170)
Thanks David.
You're right it's Drift. I'm the CEO. Love working with Segment, Mixpanel, Clearbit and other great companies to deliver a personalized experience on their sites like in this example.
Re:A million-dollar engineering problem
on Thursday March 16, 2017 @05:03PM (#13889160)
It's Drift (www.drift.com). I'm the CEO. We work closely with Segment and others including Clearbit to personalize the experience.
Re:Here Are the 13 Books I Recommend to Everyone on My Team
on Monday August 08, 2016 @11:56AM (#12248726)
Hey all,
I wrote this post last night after being asked by a few startup friends about the topic.
Any great books you think I should add to the list?
David
Here Are the 13 Books I Recommend to Everyone on My Team
Re:This Is Why I Never Hire Product Managers
on Friday March 25, 2016 @02:10PM (#11361667)
Indeed. He's amazing!
The gist of the article is that I try to grow product managers internally vs hiring experienced PMs. Just like in the case of Matt the PM on our homepage.
Re:This Is Why I Never Hire Product Managers
on Friday March 25, 2016 @02:09PM (#11361654)
CEO of Drift here.
Not a promotional piece just sharing what I have learned building multiple companies and product teams.
How to Become a Learning Machine: My Tips for Reading More
Dealing with Email Overload
Want Happier and More Productive Engineers? Give Them More Freedom
The Books Every Startup CEO Should Read
Using Framer Studio to Create a More Effective Mobile App
Re:Show HN: Fetchnotes re-design with Stylebot
on Wednesday June 10, 2015 @10:00AM (#9692199)
Wow. Thanks for doing this. The team is honored that you would redesign the app.
David CEO @ Driftt.com
Annotate all the things (iOS pre-launch)
How HubSpot Created a Customer Driven Product Machine
Stunning before and after images of California's drought
Why You Should Always Have a Mentor
The Most Important Traits You Need to Hire For at Your Startup
Why You Should Strive to Create Something People Love
The Number One Thing that Leads to Startup Founder Misery
Micro Experts
Mistakes New Product Managers Make
Re:HubSpot Reveals The Mind Tricks It Uses To See If You're Right For ...
on Thursday May 15, 2014 @01:17PM (#7750818)
Fair. I'm sure I'm a wanker at times just like everyone else. Our team is amazing, super friendly and love working together which is the real thing I care about.
Re:HubSpot Reveals The Mind Tricks It Uses To See If You're Right For ...
on Thursday May 15, 2014 @01:15PM (#7750807)
Good question, avoiding bias of any sort when looking at results is always a problem.
The cup story is actually a bit different than in the article. I don't bring in a cup, it is the interviewee's own cup or bottle of water. So what I observed over time that some people never felt like it was their responsibility to clean up after themselves, a question of simple manners more than a trick/test I am putting them through.