Titlebook: Eric Sink on the Business of Software; Eric Sink Book 2006 Eric Sink 2006 Advertising.Finance.business.competition.marketing.pricing.softw

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美色花錢

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-04790-9ople see the (admittedly modest) level of success I have had and assume that I must know a lot. Nonetheless, I consider it very likely that I would not be well-suited to working as an executive in a large firm. Similarly, a programmer who thrived in the environment of a big company is not likely to do well in a small ISV.

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臭名昭著

gratify

Sanchari Sircar,Nita Parekh,Gaurav Sablok, my definition of a small ISV is somewhat narrow. If you’re running a software company that doesn’t perfectly fit my definition (like a contracting shop or a VC-funded company trying to “get big fast”), keep your eyes open for stuff that doesn’t fit your situation.

老人病學(xué)

Effects of Kinins on Organ Systems,inspired to pursue their own product ideas. But Winnable Solitaire is not a successful Micro-ISV..However, dealing with failure is an important topic too. So, I turned lemons to lemonade and wrote this article.

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Surgical Anatomy of the Temporal Lobes I wish I had said when I originally wrote the essay. As the length of the introduction began to approach the length of the chapter itself, I decided to delete it and just leave this piece as it is. Maybe someday I’ll write a sequel called “Career Calculus II.”

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Callus

Yasuo Yoshioka,Jun Itami,Takashi Nakanourns out that my strengths and weaknesses make me a pretty good software entrepreneur. I like my job, but it is definitely not for everyone. A major goal of this article is to help developers answer the question “Should I be a software entrepreneur or not?”

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