This article is a bit dated by now, but I only just got the chance to read it today thanks to a friend of mine who pointed it out to me.
This article is a bit dated by now, but I only just got the chance to read it today thanks to a friend of mine who pointed it out to me.
Jim Coudal, of Coudal Partners:
I don’t know what’s next! It’s kind of a joke, but we’re proudly “without business plan” in our 13th year. We’ve had a lot of things not work, and that’s OK too. If it’s a good idea and it gets you excited, try it, and if it bursts into flames, that’s going to be exciting too. People always ask, “What is your greatest failure?” I always have the same answer – We’re working on it right now, it’s gonna be awesome!
In the past year I’ve attended several conferences directly targeted at the web developer community. At each one, I’ve been less and less surprised at the large number of Macs in the audience. Of course, everyone at a developer conference has their laptop out during all of the talks, so it was pretty easy to take a survey of Mac vs. PC users.
It only hurts your business by creating uncomfortable situations for both your customers and your employees.