Ricardo Semler, author of the book Maverick. He said that only two things grow for the sake of growth: businesses and tumors.
37signals Earns Millions Each Year. Its CEO's Model? His Cleaning Lady | Fast Company - 0 views
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Jason Fried is a founder and CEO of 37signals, a software company based in Chicago. Fried also treats 37signals as something of a laboratory for innovative workplace practices--such as a recent experiment in shortening the summer workweek to just four days.
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If you’re a short-term thinker you’d think so, but we’re long-term thinkers. We’re about being in business for the long haul and keeping the team together over the long haul. I would never trade a short-term burst for a long-term decline in morale. That happens a lot in the tech business: They burn people out and get someone else. I like the people who work here too much. I don’t want them to burn out. Lots of startups burn people out with 60, 70, 80 hours of work per week. They know that both the people or the company will flame out or be bought or whatever, and they don’t care, they just burn their resources. It’s like drilling for as much oil as you possibly can. You can look at people the same way.
Why the Lean Start-Up Changes Everything - Harvard Business Review - 0 views
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Lean start-ups don't begin with a business plan; they begin with the search for a business model: http://t.co/lITChVGTXC @sgblank
Key Social Business Tenets that Can Help Startups Overcome Marketing Fatigue and Drive ... - 0 views
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