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"Work at an outstanding organization for a year or two before starting your own company" - Keith Rabois "You get a feel for taste. Taste of what great is." "There isn't a substitute for that."

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Myke Mnemonicvor 1 Jahr

@rabois Things vps say

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Dota Blitzpickervor 1 Jahr

@rabois I think instead of working for an 'outstanding' organisation. Work for a crappy one. Work for one where they are barely holding it together. because that's much more in-line with what's in store for you, than being cubicle engineer #2324312 at google

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Orthogonal J Simpsonvor 1 Jahr

@rabois Agree. If you have no cultural frame of reference for success you’re doomed

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Fast Companyvor 1 Jahr

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Kyle Tibbittsvor 1 Jahr

@rabois Love the logo second from the bottom right 👀

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Matt Ozanichvor 1 Jahr

@rabois Can’t believe someone who looks and sounds that weird is lecturing people about taste.

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DrDreidelvor 1 Jahr

@rabois Isn’t Rabois the one behind $OPEN? What’s that taste like

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Tim Faganvor 1 Jahr

@rabois What I see when people talk about "taste" in software

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