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2 years ago
in Eric Edelstein says “no comment(s)” on Paul Jacobson
Gad, take a few minutes break before writing a comment, and suddenly there's a whole conversation before you finish...
2 years ago
in Eric Edelstein says “no comment(s)” on Paul Jacobson
Gad, take a few minutes break before writing a comment, and suddenly there's a whole conversation before you finish...
2 years ago
in Eric Edelstein says “no comment(s)” on Paul Jacobson
I noticed the same thing - and there seems to be at least one missing post. Probably just data loss and incomplete backups - that happened to me earlier this year...
2 years ago
in Eric Edelstein says “no comment(s)” on Paul Jacobson
I noticed the same thing - and there seems to be at least one missing post. Probably just data loss and incomplete backups - that happened to me earlier this year...
2 years ago
in When geeks turn on jeeks who turn on everyone else on Paul Jacobson
I think it's way too quick (and easy) to base the perceived relative success or failure on just one event, immediately jumping to geographical location and stereotypical personality types in those locations.
It could've been anything from the venue, time (sundown is at a different time), speakers, topical content, and so forth (it could've been the influence of those that were at the Joburg meeting sending bad vibes, for all we know).
And, even if it were that, there are tools to break up groups and inviting discussion between participants - and these aren't yet incorporated into the programme.
I guess we're learning that there aren't just marketers and entrepreneurs and technies - there are particular skillsets such as facilitation that are necessary to conquer the world...
Neil
It could've been anything from the venue, time (sundown is at a different time), speakers, topical content, and so forth (it could've been the influence of those that were at the Joburg meeting sending bad vibes, for all we know).
And, even if it were that, there are tools to break up groups and inviting discussion between participants - and these aren't yet incorporated into the programme.
I guess we're learning that there aren't just marketers and entrepreneurs and technies - there are particular skillsets such as facilitation that are necessary to conquer the world...
Neil
2 years ago
in When geeks turn on jeeks who turn on everyone else on Paul Jacobson
I think it's way too quick (and easy) to base the perceived relative success or failure on just one event, immediately jumping to geographical location and stereotypical personality types in those locations.
It could've been anything from the venue, time (sundown is at a different time), speakers, topical content, and so forth (it could've been the influence of those that were at the Joburg meeting sending bad vibes, for all we know).
And, even if it were that, there are tools to break up groups and inviting discussion between participants - and these aren't yet incorporated into the programme.
I guess we're learning that there aren't just marketers and entrepreneurs and technies - there are particular skillsets such as facilitation that are necessary to conquer the world...
Neil
It could've been anything from the venue, time (sundown is at a different time), speakers, topical content, and so forth (it could've been the influence of those that were at the Joburg meeting sending bad vibes, for all we know).
And, even if it were that, there are tools to break up groups and inviting discussion between participants - and these aren't yet incorporated into the programme.
I guess we're learning that there aren't just marketers and entrepreneurs and technies - there are particular skillsets such as facilitation that are necessary to conquer the world...
Neil
