Learning from Guy Kawasaki Ten Commandments

From “Ten Commandments from Entrepreneurial ‘Evangelist’ Guy Kawasaki“:

Guy Kawasaki

Churn, baby, churn: “Always improve. Listen to customers for ideas. That’s difficult, Kawasaki said, because an innovator or entrepreneur must often ignore the advice of naysayers and “bozos” who say it can’t be done. Once it is done, and the product reaches the hands of customers, it’s time to start listening to their feedback. “Once you ship, then you flip,” Kawasaki said.”

Kawasaki’s recent presentation at Penn Engineering provided some extremely insightful advice on how to approach the marketplace and succeed as an entreprenuer.  The point above resonates strongly with the product development cycle at Newton Software.  Always listen to your customer base and continue to develop your product with the clients ideal functionality and features in mind.

For the full article hosted on the Wharton Entrepreneur site, visit: http://knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu/article.cfm?articleid=2258

Bruce Lee Ping Pong

We are not sure what this has to do with recruiting software or enterprise 2.0.  We just think it is really cool.