Too Tired to Blog? Nah…
So, I’m almost too tired to blog, but not really. Having been at CES for only two days, and with the show just getting kicked off tomorrow, it’s been a little bit crazy around these parts.
We’ve had a successful re-brand launch, something that I’m very, very proud of Rachel for putting together and executing so well on. Trust me, it’s not as easy thing to do. Also, putting together her first CES and having it be just freakin’ amazing is putting it lightly. She is keeping us all on our toes, and I can barely get the time to Twitter or record a video here and there.
I’m really looking forward to attending the It Won’t Stay in Vegas Blogger Party Tuesday night. Hopefully I’ll get to meet some very cool people there. Also, Rachel and I will be trying to get over to the Podtech Bloghaus this year at the Bellagio — we’ll see if our legs will carry us there after standing in the booth for 8 hours each day.
If you are in town and want to meet-up, drop me a line.
Seesmic Videos
Big thanks to Loic Le Meur for sending some Seemic invites my way. I’ll be posting some videos all through CES, and beyond…lucky you. Maybe even some on product management…who knows.
Here’s the first one — the rest will appear in my Twitter feed over to the right.
Happy Holidays!
Hoping everyone has a great break and is getting refreshed for what’s sure to be a whirlwind year in 2008! I will be at CES again this year, and will post more details about the schedule / location as we get closer to the date.
So Great to See
It’s so amazing to work with really smart people - especially when you have the privilege to help them learn new things and embark on new challenges.
And, it’s always incredibly cool to see them truly succeed at those challenges.
Jenn is a key part of our growing product team, and she’s starting to blog more and more about her experiences. In one post in particular, she talks about managing without authority, which is certainly a key concept / lesson of product management.
I hope everyone will check out her post and encourage her to keep writing about product management. I know doing so has helped me out a great deal, and having more resources out there for other folks facing similar challenges is always a great thing.
ack/nak: quick exercise
An amazing post over at ack/nak. Go read — especially if you are in the throes of competitive analysis, or are even looking for a solid place to start.
Or even help build some fun relationships with Sales folks. Good times will be had by all.
Bob, does the “tasty beverage” portion of the exercise include beers and/or mixed cocktails?
