Meaning, if a colleague refers you to another person for work and then that other person decides to try and hire you or make you exclusive to them would you maintain communication and/or still work with the colleague that initially referred you?
Moreover, if your new employer specially requests you to not take outside work which means you can no longer do work for the initial referrer, what would you do?
If you take the position and agree, you’re an #employee.
Any other variation where you maintain a connection with the referrer, you’re a #partner
A successful company needs both #partners and #employees
I love the GoDaddy commercials and Bob Parsons’s (GoDaddy CEO) blog videos are just as great.
If you’re in business (any kind) or develop technology solutions for business such as websites this is a great video on why you/they need to consider mobile.
Here’s a good article on how to market your non-main-stream app.. cool video too, see below.
I gradually came to an understanding that when competing with hundreds of thousands of other apps for attention, marketing is not just another ingredient in an app’s success. It’s the main one. We were a small team with a very limited marketing budget, so we declared war the only way we knew how – as engineers and UX designers. The following months we left what we knew about traditional marketing behind and started exploring new and creative ways to reach new users, and like the engineers we were – measuring each step along the way, down to the last click. These days the product is celebrating 10M downloads worldwide with customers from dozens of Fortune 500 companies.
The reason this chart is deceptive is because the income of Romney is different than the income of the simple millionaire. A tax rate of 30% would imply that the millionaire earned normal income. We already know that the majority of Romney’s income comes from capital gains. Capital gains are taxed differently than normal income, and always have been.
Oh this is beautiful.. great rounded corners, fantastic shadow effect and cross-browser compatible.. love it! Read this great article for full details and code to implement.
3D printing is coming into its own. No longer relegated to the professional sector, anyone who has the cash can essentially join in the fun with a Makerbot or a RepRap.
But FormLabs has found a way to bring the high-end performance of top-notch machines down to the price of a Makerbot. Yesterday, they launched the Form 1, an affordable, professional 3D printer, on Kickstarter with the goal of reaching $100,000 in funding in one month. Today, they’ve received about $660,000 and have over 400 backers. And the number keeps climbing.
