Get the minimum viable product to market and then figure shit out afterward.
Hide your true financials and never back down from rosy public statements until your revenues grow to meet your lies.
Let fires burn while you focus on getting funding and grabbing market share.
Watched this last night and was fucking fascinated by it as an engineer.
Where they talk about a 4 hour meeting to decide on the fucking name for their shitty cloud interface with the device while the engineers raise their hand asking for how big the box has to be that would be physically impossible.
Was seriously triggered, shaking, vomiting, shitting, the whole nine yards during that movie.
Get the minimum viable product to market and then figure shit out afterward.
Hide your true financials and never back down from rosy public statements until your revenues grow to meet your lies.
Let fires burn while you focus on getting funding and grabbing market share.
Watched this last night and was fucking fascinated by it as an engineer.
Where they talk about a 4 hour meeting to decide on the fucking name for their shitty cloud interface with the device while the engineers raise their hand asking for how big the box has to be that would be physically impossible.
Was seriously triggered, shaking, vomiting, shitting, the whole nine yards during that movie.
The book is much better. Really digs on how deep the bullshit was piled.
So Larry Scott is stealing from the schools and funding his own failing network?
That should be an automatic firing from the Pac-12 presidents, but their silence speaks volumes.
yep....but when you read George Costanza's article you'll see that the universities are now stuck with a big fucking problem - that the Pac12 Network model has been such a financial failing that the universities are now desperately reliant upon getting that $750M equity partnership (ie: anyone anywhere who will throw cash at this problem is the solution) lest they fall even further behind the real conferences and the issue with Michael Scott is that if they fire his ass now the prospective investors will likely get spooked about investing in a conference or network or whatever it is where they just fired their commissioner (or media executive or whatever he calls himself now).
Bottom line is that Larry Scott dug a big fucking hole that with the strategy that only he can get them out of it and so he really has created an incredibly complicated problem for everyone to figure out while he gets paid paid paid.
Get the minimum viable product to market and then figure shit out afterward.
Hide your true financials and never back down from rosy public statements until your revenues grow to meet your lies.
Let fires burn while you focus on getting funding and grabbing market share.
Watched this last night and was fucking fascinated by it as an engineer.
Where they talk about a 4 hour meeting to decide on the fucking name for their shitty cloud interface with the device while the engineers raise their hand asking for how big the box has to be that would be physically impossible.
Was seriously triggered, shaking, vomiting, shitting, the whole nine yards during that movie.
Haven’t seen it - didn’t know there was an expose. Where to find (axing fro Fren)?
Work in the industry and know Engineers that we’re called in to “assist with the technology.” The “technology” was outdated mainstream shit, that most labs had moved past years ago, and they had . . .
Get the minimum viable product to market and then figure shit out afterward.
Hide your true financials and never back down from rosy public statements until your revenues grow to meet your lies.
Let fires burn while you focus on getting funding and grabbing market share.
Watched this last night and was fucking fascinated by it as an engineer.
Where they talk about a 4 hour meeting to decide on the fucking name for their shitty cloud interface with the device while the engineers raise their hand asking for how big the box has to be that would be physically impossible.
Was seriously triggered, shaking, vomiting, shitting, the whole nine yards during that movie.
Haven’t seen it - didn’t know there was an expose. Where to find (axing fro Fren)?
Work in the industry and know Engineers that we’re called in to “assist with the technology.” The “technology” was outdated mainstream shit, that most labs had moved past years ago, and they had . . .
I'm really impressed with the way Costanza has taken to deconstructing Michael Scott's straw house. I find that his articles don't come across as personal attacks on Scott at all and are simple facts or observations that all relate to the point of questioning why the conference and the network look like such a fail to the fan...the fan....us...people who care about the conference. From Costanza's angle he is writing and critiquing Scott from our lens. If Michael Scott has some master plan for the conference and the networks that is working then it's totally on him that his strategy is one that plays out privately in some secret garden that only he has visibility to.
I don't think Scott is on the trail towards any such success, in my opinion, though.
Get the minimum viable product to market and then figure shit out afterward.
Hide your true financials and never back down from rosy public statements until your revenues grow to meet your lies.
Let fires burn while you focus on getting funding and grabbing market share.
Watched this last night and was fucking fascinated by it as an engineer.
Where they talk about a 4 hour meeting to decide on the fucking name for their shitty cloud interface with the device while the engineers raise their hand asking for how big the box has to be that would be physically impossible.
Was seriously triggered, shaking, vomiting, shitting, the whole nine yards during that movie.
Haven’t seen it - didn’t know there was an expose. Where to find (axing fro Fren)?
Work in the industry and know Engineers that we’re called in to “assist with the technology.” The “technology” was outdated mainstream shit, that most labs had moved past years ago, and they had . . .
Flaming out - TL, DNR
Showing myself the door - I hate you all!!
HBO
The HBO doc was good but the Dropout podcast was better.
Get the minimum viable product to market and then figure shit out afterward.
Hide your true financials and never back down from rosy public statements until your revenues grow to meet your lies.
Let fires burn while you focus on getting funding and grabbing market share.
Watched this last night and was fucking fascinated by it as an engineer.
Where they talk about a 4 hour meeting to decide on the fucking name for their shitty cloud interface with the device while the engineers raise their hand asking for how big the box has to be that would be physically impossible.
Was seriously triggered, shaking, vomiting, shitting, the whole nine yards during that movie.
Haven’t seen it - didn’t know there was an expose. Where to find (axing fro Fren)?
Work in the industry and know Engineers that we’re called in to “assist with the technology.” The “technology” was outdated mainstream shit, that most labs had moved past years ago, and they had . . .
Flaming out - TL, DNR
Showing myself the door - I hate you all!!
HBO
The HBO doc was good but the Dropout podcast was better.
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Where they talk about a 4 hour meeting to decide on the fucking name for their shitty cloud interface with the device while the engineers raise their hand asking for how big the box has to be that would be physically impossible.
Was seriously triggered, shaking, vomiting, shitting, the whole nine yards during that movie.
There is a mountain of statistical evidence that having women in executive positions reduces odds of fraud.
What.a.cunt
Work in the industry and know Engineers that we’re called in to “assist with the technology.” The “technology” was outdated mainstream shit, that most labs had moved past years ago, and they had . . .
Flaming out - TL, DNR
Showing myself the door - I hate you all!!
Canzano popped off to his face
I don't think Scott is on the trail towards any such success, in my opinion, though.
George, if you read this, keep drilling.