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Greg Papadopoulos,
Sun Microsystems
Fail Cheaply and Disrupt Thyself
Failure is a very important part of the learning process in Silicon Valley, says Greg Papadopoulos, CTO of Sun Microsystems. And people should disrupt themselves ...
Steve Jurvetson,
Draper Fisher Jurvetson
Career Traits for the Aspiring Venture Capitalist
In addition to seeking staff diversity and team members with a vast list of personal contacts, Draper Fisher Jurvetson's partner Steve Jurvetson discusses at length ...
Eric Ries,
The Lean Startup
Achieving Grandiose Failure
After five years of product build-out and $40 million of capital, author Eric Ries shares his personal story of monumental startup failure. The important distinction that ...
Robin Li,
Baidu
China’s Labor Demands in Computer Science
More than 700,000 computer science-related engineering students graduate each year in China, but few from this labor pool have the experience necessary to help an innovative ...
Tina Seelig,
Stanford University
Don’t Wait to be Anointed
Don't think of a job as just getting a desk and a job description. Tina Seelig, Executive Director of Stanford Technology Ventures Program, points out ...
Steve Ballmer,
Microsoft
Balance and Tension in Company Culture
Steve Ballmer, Microsoft's CEO, considers the importance of balance and the tension between symbiotic and opposing forces in the enterprise. In this clip, he takes ...
Sheryl Sandberg,
Facebook
Leveraging Relationships and Scaling Yourself
Your career is based on relationships with other people, says Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg. How do you leverage them? She encourages students to separate people ...
Sheryl Sandberg,
Facebook
The Importance of Authentic Communication
Sheryl Sandberg, COO of Facebook, talks about the importance of communication in scaling one's own career and business relationships. She recommends that rather than stating ...
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