“I went to school on Tom’s ideas!”
Jeff Taylor, Founder, Monster.com
A Clear Eye.
On customers, brands and marketplace success
by Tom Asacker
“I went to school on Tom’s ideas!”
Jeff Taylor, Founder, Monster.com
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That's the title of a fictional online Harvard Business Review "case study" written by Cluetrain Manifesto co-author David Weinberger. HBR have opened it up to readers for discussion, so if you're interested in a thought-provoking mental exercise, head on over: click here.
P.S. You probably know by now how I feel about pairing the words authenticity and business. If not, you can find out here, here, and here.
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"Tom is timely, thought provoking and all about the new brand vision packaged as a Seinfeld stand up. I went to school on his ideas."
- Jeff Taylor, Founder, Monster.com and CEO, Eons.
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