Titlebook: Eric Sink on the Business of Software; Eric Sink Book 2006 Eric Sink 2006 Advertising.Finance.business.competition.marketing.pricing.softw

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Starting Your Own Companyurns out that my strengths and weaknesses make me a pretty good software entrepreneur. I like my job, but it is definitely not for everyone. A major goal of this article is to help developers answer the question “Should I be a software entrepreneur or not?”

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Exploring Micro-ISVshis article with a completely different term. I don’t remember what my original terminology was, but I do remember that I changed it at the last minute, just before I submitted this to my editors at MSDN.

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Hazards of Hiringgh percentage of cases, things turn out badly, and everybody within range gets hurt. Some of us learn from the experience and do it better the next time. Most of us don’t..A little preparation would go a long way in either situation. Rest assured that I will not be dispensing marriage advice anytime soon, but I do know a thing or two about hiring.

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Book 2006says explore the business concerns that programmers face during the course of their careers—particularly those programmers who are small independent software vendors...Sink also covers issues like starting your own business, and then performing the hiring, marketing, and finances in a style that pro

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0143-4Advertising; Finance; business; competition; marketing; pricing; software; trade

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-6554-6ance. If you are not willing to do that, it is not likely that your company will be successful..On the other hand, if you find these topics to be genuinely interesting, it is even less likely that your company will be successful.

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Pei Shuen Lim BM, MRCP,Peter Hoskin MDsuch a geek, this article is actually the second entry I wrote. The first one was thrown away..In the summer of 2003, Chris Sells (then a content strategist for MSDN) asked if I would like to write a column about the business of software. He said each article should be “of length 2K–4K.” Even though