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Steve Jobs Is Sitting Next To You – Are You Smart Enough to Notice?

Steve Jobs. Guy Kawasaki. Paul Graham. They draw crowds every time they speak at a conference. When I put together the Founder Conference (August 17th in Silicon Valley, in case you haven’t heard yet), securing a line-up of great speakers was very important. I am trying to help as many aspiring entrepreneurs build the best startups possible. [...]

Will You Be a Great Entrepreneur? How I Can Tell From Your Resume

Being an entrepreneur is quite popular these days, in Silicon Valley and elsewhere. Everyone thinks they have what it takes to be an entrepreneur. As part of my work with the Founder Institute in Paris, figuring out who will build a great startup is a big topic. Your resume can tell. I know, it sounds [...]

The Cheapest MBA Program for CS Students Costs $99 and It’s Called the App Store

As a CS student, why do you write a program? To learn data structures, good coding practices and algorithms. Great. Now try this: write an iPhone app and put it on the App Store. What will you learn? Marketing, customer support, economics, PR. By the time you graduate with your CS degree, that little App [...]

Being a New CS Grad in this Economy Sucks

I was representing our company at an event at the Berkeley campus last month and I got to interact with a lot of students about to graduate. In reality, the hot topic was finding jobs in this economy. I always happily give resume advice and generally try to help answer the many questions about finding [...]