Thursday, May 21, 2009
Former Employees Discover Life After Wall Street
Chen, 26, is a partner at a company called GreenSoul Shoes. He's scrupulously polite, though he stops to look at his BlackBerry every chance he gets. Chen grew up in the Bronx — a math wiz who went to Brown. He later landed a job at Bear Stearns. He loved the intense competition of the place, and he would have stayed, but then one weekend last year, Bear Stearns collapsed.
Labels:
adaptation,
business,
capitalism,
innovation
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Adaptation
Adaptation is the key to success in a quickly changing market place. In recent years more people have met the painful understanding that in business success is synonymous with survival. Dan Miller posted an encouraging story of a mom and pop tire shop that adapted to compete against the big tire chains on the market. They found a specialty which now provides the bulk of their revenue.
If they can make their business work so can you.
Re-tired and doing well
If they can make their business work so can you.
Re-tired and doing well
Labels:
adaptation,
business,
capitalism,
economics
Friday, May 8, 2009
Can you change everything?
Another piece by Seth Godin.
You might not be as permanently stuck in a rut as you think. The rut you're in isn't permanent, nor is it perfect. There are certainly less perfect ruts, but there may be better ones as well. The certain thing is that you can change everything...
Can you change everything?
You might not be as permanently stuck in a rut as you think. The rut you're in isn't permanent, nor is it perfect. There are certainly less perfect ruts, but there may be better ones as well. The certain thing is that you can change everything...
Can you change everything?
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