Time: 15:34 | 05/11/2010 | Download MP3
Summary
Jason and David respond to criticism of REWORK. Is it a rehash of previously covered ideas? Is it irrelevant for traditional businesses? Etc.
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Matt Linderman wrote this on May 11 2010 There are 11 comments.
Gary 11 May 10
RE: critics of Rework
Don’t be so defensive :) – have you read your book :)
You guys are successful, have a good thing going, and are lucky to have a loyal following.
Ryan 11 May 10
We must believe in luck. For how else can we explain the success of those we don’t like? —Jean Cocteau
Kelly H. 11 May 10
@dhh: You make some convincing counterarguments to the prevailing attitudes about the necessity to raise outside capital in the software industry. However, I think they’d be more effective if you can tone down the invective and let your arguments stand on their own. I realize there is emotion involved and at the end of the day it simply boils down to a stylistic choice, but switching to “moron voice” when you paraphrase your critics only weakens your position.
rob walsh 12 May 10
Haters gonna hate.
Rish Raghu 12 May 10
I am not sure because I am based in Australia and/or Itunes is misbehaving, but this is the same as Part 1 or 2.
Does anyone else experience the same?
brad 12 May 10
@Rish,
This is showing up as the same for me too, and I used gPodder to get it (not iTunes).
Martin Labuschin 12 May 10
This is the same episode than before :(
Rish Raghu 12 May 10
@Brad
Resolved! I deleted the file and downloaded it again. Give it a go!
ML 12 May 10
this is the same as Part 1
Just updated 37signals Podcast feed so proper episode #14 shows up in iTunes/RSS feed now. If you continue to have issues, please email me at matt [at] 37signals [dot] com.
Jimmy Chan 14 May 10
Matt,
Do you have the transcript? I would love to have it. Thanks.
Fergus 18 May 10
1. It would be interested to know how many of your critics actually run a business rather than just write or comment on it.
2. You should read John Timpson’s recent book – This guys came in to a three generation family business with many of the models you talk about years ago…some similarities to Semco also
http://www.timpson.co.uk/shop/c/19/john-timpson-books/s/169/john-timpson-books/g/457/upside-down-management/p/1923/upside-down-management
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