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Work hard. Play hard. Spend time with your family and friends. This is the only time you get.
Devon Watson retweeted
A million seconds ago was May 23rd
A billion seconds ago was 1993
A trillion seconds ago was 30,000 B.C.
The US national debt is now rising by $1 Trillion every 180 days.
Devon Watson retweeted
A stunning essay in the FT on the international decline in the ability to read, reason, focus, and learn new things.
It began or accelerated in the early 2010s.
It's hitting teens AND adults.
Self-report and objective scores.
by @jburnmurdoch
ft.com/content/a8016c64-63b7…
Good reason to ban phones in schools.
Fun tailgate “trunk or treat” for the kids today at @tunneldrb
Really great to see the USA women’s rugby team earn a bronze. Huge win for the sport overall.
ILONA MAHER IS DIFFERENT
Good marketing and product management framework:
Benefits - why buy one
Differentiation- why buy mine
Urgency - why buy now
Keep it simple.
Devon Watson retweeted
Data team: "The AB test results are directionally positive, but let's not jump to any—"
Product manager:
Great pointers, especially for those about to enter the workforce: kellblog.com/2024/04/20/six-…
I wrote a related piece on the transition to leadership - linkedin.com/pulse/leadershi…
What do you think @Kellblog ?
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CRO priorities in a triage situation
1. Prediction. Get forecasting under control. You may not be able to immediately start hitting plan, but you must start hitting forecast. Get in control of the business.
2. Performance. Hit plan. It may not be pretty in terms of efficiency, but now you're predicting (in control) and delivering (hitting plan).
3. Efficiency. Focus on improving GTM efficiency metrics like CAC or CPP. Once you're predicting where you'll land and landing at/above plan, we change the focus to efficiency.
Key point: you can't do them all three at once. Like the Red Cross taught me back in the day: bleeding, breathing, poisioning, shock.






























