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How to Make Connections That Count — Advice From a Silicon Valley Veteran (and Introvert)

Karen Wickre is routinely described as someone who knows everyone, even though she admits to being an introvert. Here, she shares three no-pressure networking strategies from her new book, unveiling the templates, tactics and exercises that have turned her into one of the most connected veterans of

Make Product Decisions Without Doubt — My Lessons from Twitter and Slack

At Twitter and Slack, Paul Rosania built interfaces that millions use each day. Here, he dissects how he eliminated doubt from four high-stakes product decisions.

My Launch Lessons from 37 Minutes in an Amazon War Room

Before joining Twitter, Ibrahim Bashir led the launch of the third-generation Kindle at Amazon. Here, he reflects on his lessons from that release — and shares how to prepare to make hard decisions quickly when the unexpected happens.

One Founder, Both Sides of the M&A Table — What All Startups Can Learn from His Experience

Jeff Seibert sold two startups back-to-back, and now regularly advises Twitter on acquisition deals from the inside. Here's what all founders need to know about this process.

'Get in the Van' and Other Tips for Getting Meaningful Customer Feedback

Michael Sippey has been building tech products for over 20 years. His most valuable ideas, though? They came from speaking with customers. Here's how.

What Everyone Should Know About How Talent is Bought and Sold

Mike Brown, corporate development veteran from Facebook and Twitter, explains how to win the talent acquisition process.

Unlocking the Power of Stable Teams with Twitter’s SVP of Engineering

Chris Fry, former SVP Engineering at Twitter, talks about how forging strong teams is vital to building a long-lasting company.