Preparing To Fire an Executive
october 2011 by andrewspittle
Fantastic thoughts on firing an executive.
BenHorowitz
startups
business
from instapaper
october 2011 by andrewspittle
Microsoft Buys Skype
may 2011 by andrewspittle
Ben Horowitz reflects on his investment in Skype now that it has been bought by Microsoft.
business
BenHorowitz
Microsoft
Skype
venturecapital
may 2011 by andrewspittle
Titles and Promotions
april 2011 by andrewspittle
"Another challenge is a phenomenon that I call The Law of Crappy People. The Law of Crappy People states:
For any title level in a large organization, the talent on that level will eventually converge to the crappiest person with the title."
business
management
BenHorowitz
startups
For any title level in a large organization, the talent on that level will eventually converge to the crappiest person with the title."
april 2011 by andrewspittle
What’s The Most Difficult CEO Skill? Managing Your Own Psychology
april 2011 by andrewspittle
Sometimes managing your own psychology is the hardest part of running a company.
business
management
startups
BenHorowitz
april 2011 by andrewspittle
Is it OK to Hire People from Your Friend’s Company?
march 2011 by andrewspittle
You can hire people from your friend's company but it may jeopardize that friendship.
BenHorowitz
work
march 2011 by andrewspittle
Should You Sell Your Company?
january 2011 by andrewspittle
Ben Horowitz covers the questions you should ask when thinking about selling your company.
BenHorowitz
startups
business
venturecapital
january 2011 by andrewspittle
When Smart People are Bad Employees
january 2011 by andrewspittle
3 examples of smart people that can be bad employees.
business
management
BenHorowitz
strategy
january 2011 by andrewspittle
Meet the New Enterprise Customer, He’s a Lot Like the Old Enterprise Customer
december 2010 by andrewspittle
Perhaps enterprises have not changed as much as other technology companies.
BenHorowitz
startups
software
business
december 2010 by andrewspittle
Why Andreessen Horowitz Just Raised $650,000,000
november 2010 by andrewspittle
Ben Horowitz writes about why $650,000,000 in one fund was the magic number.
venturecapital
startups
business
BenHorowitz
november 2010 by andrewspittle
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