Hi.. i 've been doing project management for years. Moved from project management to product management to program management. Managed lots of projects, software and non software stuff.. I worked on CMMI / Agile ( Scrum , XP ...etc) and also on PMI schemes. Although you are working under Agil...
You're not asking a very simple question here. It sounds like the correct answer is to train users better, but that may not be the right approach. There are many different ways to look at the issue. One of the most important questions is who is deciding on the tool set. Some IT deployments lo...
Square is great for that. It lets you customize your emails, logo, charge id claim, etc. I used that both as client and provider. Stripe is amazing for an ecommerce platform, but i find some programmers not able to implement API right half the time... You can learn it however through one mon...
For four years, I was the marketing manager at Axial, a two sided marketplace that matches investors with companies looking to sell their businesses. We figured out the chicken and egg problem, then figured out how to market and sell each side in a way that scaled. When you think about building...
Having gone through this multiple times either in new startups or for side projects, here is how I would approach turning your idea into an app. 1. Defining the Minimum Viable Product Your first goal with any new idea should be about proving the idea and finding a market that wants the app you ...
I have overcome a similar issue with a client in the past and it could be one of several issues - but without knowing more and based on the information you provided. 1 - Targeting the wrong people for demos. Find the right people with the problem that your tool helps solve is critical. This is t...
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As you've proposed, if you're willing to give that person a C-Title or equity it's probably doable. However, an investor could perceive your reluctance to pitch as (a) an inability to sell or (b) a lack of passion, or (c) a lack of ability to push through in areas where you're not comfortable. ...
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I think the closest analogy would be - the same way you're flirting with a girl. Like, if you know she's really interested you call the next day. If she's not then you "play hard to get" and wait the standard 3 days. You have to look at their indicators of interest, whether there's a specific ti...