Weekly Startup Links: Joel Spolsky, A Smart Bear, and more
April 30, 2011 by Dusty Davidson
Every day I comb through my Google Reader reading sites like Hacker News and others, and star articles that are especially interesting about startups, entrepreneurship and miscellany. These are some of my favorites:
- Lunch (www.joelonsoftware.com)
- Real time vs. slow time – and a defense of sane work hours (37signals)
- 13 Ways To Pull Off A Killer Demo Day Presentation (onstartups.com)
- Chris Dixon, The Pirate In The Arena (techcrunch.com)
- Learning the Right Lessons from the Amazon Outage (feld.com)
- Never say “no,” but rarely say “yes.” (blog.asmartbear.com)
- What Should You Do with Your Crappy Little Services Business? (bothsidesofthetable.com)
- 10 Ideas For Those Critical Early Startup Sales (onstartups.com)
- How to Significantly Decrease PPC Click Costs (insight.io)
- Joel Spolsky's method for splitting shares in a startup (answers.onstartups.com)
- Advice for a young entrepreneur (stubbleblog.com)
- “Let’s cofound a baby!” and other phrases you should never speak (unicornfree.com)
- Disappearing Into The Fire Workshop (avc.com)
- What the Hell Does a “Business Guy” Do? (softwarebyrob.com)
- Insight From Dropbox: Failure Is Not The Worst Outcome, Mediocrity Is (onstartups.com)
If you have any startup-related links you'd like to share, shoot me a note!