I keep seeing people take statements that are valid within reason to the extreme.
In broad strokes, most things about humans are true, but there is certainly nuance and variation between people. Probably because we don't fully understand the things we think we do.
After working in RevOps and sales for VC-backed startups for a few years, I'm considering creating a SaaS business that helps solve problems for a particular niche industry that interests me.What are some resources that are useful to look at while I consider embarking on this journey?My experience in RevOps & sales the last few years has been that so many influencers are trying to pitch you...
The ice plunge is generally understood to help by stimulating the vagus nerve and parasympathetic nervous system. But I wonder if it is related to this too.
If those don’t deter advertisers I can’t imagine piracy would.
But I also had a similar experience when getting into sales (almost did a bootcamp and an acquaintance told me to just apply for jobs, they were right).
Hi folks,About 8 years ago I got into tech sales after working on the business side of theater. I was always a bit “nerdy” and interested in leveraging data/automation so a career in sales quickly transitioned into sales operations, but outside of some python and tad bit of SQL all my work has been on no code platforms (mostly Salesforce, Hubspot, and spreadsheets). The stuff that “real”...
Curious if there are any blockchain experts here. If so, I'd love to hear your opinion of R3 & Corda.R3 made me a compelling offer. Now I just want to get a sense of the company's viability and potential.
Serious question. Been wondering it since the Hindenburg Research stuff last fall.
This is why I’ve never made selling on Amazon anything more than a side-hustle. You’re just a pawn, totally at someone else’s mercy, and if you are too successful you’re bound to be eaten by a bigger fish who knows how your sausage is made.