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The First-Time CEO’s Recession Survival Guide

TechCrunch  Nov 30 08

Startups can be the most conservative organizations in the world. We spend so much energy nurturing our delicate egos against naysayers and self-doubt that we can hardly admit mistakes. This is especially true of first-time CEOs. Thousands of new web companies were born in the last few years, and many of us just got the job. We set off with the same directions: tackle a big problem, listen to customers, work hard, pinch pennies, hire slow, fire fast. Still good advice. But I think we'll have different advice for one another once we've come through this downturn, about how we had to change to survive. Full story...

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TechCrunch  3 hours ago

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TechCrunch  21 hours ago

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Mozilla Engineer Writes Steve Ballmer; Promptly Takes Foot Out Of Mouth

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