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Great tips from Jason Goldberg, founder and CEO of Fab.com. #10 is my favorite: The only judge of how good your product is is how much your users use it.
57 Things I’ve Learned Founding 3 Tech Companies
Jason Goldberg is the founder and CEO of Fab.com. The post originally appeared on his personal website, Betashop, and has been republished with permission.
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anyarchitectsandengineers said:
Great. Thanx for sharing. Seems, as if I was on the right track with ANY Architects and Engineers - starting without any Euro with concepts urgently needed - but -necessities being ignored since almost two decades. Best - sf
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