Methodologies and Frameworks: Understanding the Differences and Their Impact Across Industries

In today’s fast-paced business world, organizations constantly seek the best ways to streamline their operations, foster innovation, and enhance productivity. Whether you’re running a one-person business, a small startup, or a multinational corporation, implementing the right methodology or… Read More

Running a 2.5 Hour Feature Sprint with a Startup Mobile App

The Playbook What, How, Why? (30 minutes) ‍ 10-Year Roadmap (30 minutes) ‍ App Review(s) (30 minutes) ‍ Feature List (30 minutes) ‍ Effort/Impact (20 minutes) ‍ Wrap Up You can check out templates from this Feature Sprint… Read More

Probing Questions to Improve Communication (With Examples)

Asking questions is an important part of good communication. Effective communication involves the exchange of information, as well as confirming that the recipient has understood it. Learning how to develop your questioning ability can provide better comprehension, encourage analytical thinking… Read More

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The Pmarca Guide to Startups, part 4: The only thing that matters

« The Pmarca Guide to Startups, part 3: “But I don’t know any VCs!” | Main | The Pmarca Guide to Startups, part 5: The Moby Dick theory of big companies » June 25, 2007 The Pmarca Guide to Startups, part 4:… Read More

The Customer Development Model – Steve Blank

Canonical Checklist of SequoiaCap.com

We would enjoy learning about your business and considering it for venture capital funding. It’s easy to reach us. Email or call. Have a mutual acquaintance connect us. Before you send your business plan ideas please read the… Read More

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Crossing the chasm, by Geoffrey Moore

Crossing the chasm: Marketing and selling technology products to mainstream customers, by Geoffrey Moore

The Lean Startup, by Eric Ries

The Lean Startup: How today’s entrepreneurs use continues innovation to create radically successful businesses, by Eric Ries