Larry Chiang (@LarryChiang) | |
Silicon Valley, networking. #ch4 [tis FRICTIONLESS] twitter.com/timkawakami/st…
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Rob Hayes said at a networking event I hosted, “Getting in touch with me is easy. If you think networking with me is hard, then you will find the world outside of Silicon Valley is wayyy harder.” He is a VC at First Round.
In the sports center, ESPN example, Tim Kawakami asked Coach Steve Kerr:
Q. When you got that text from Luke at 3 a.m., were you awake, and then did you, like, stay awake and ponder that? How did that affect your sleeping before the game?
Tim Kawakami (@timkawakami) | |
Steve Kerr on Iguodala, Nick U’Ren’s idea, the Curry/Klay probability, the Warriors’ competitiveness, and much… bayareane.ws/1ISbjmm
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Pay attention to the fact that assistants feel comfortable enough to share a middle-of-the-night epiphany.
Larry Chiang (@LarryChiang) | |
How many video assistants can text the head coach. #Ch4 twitter.com/tasmelas/statu…
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Not to name names or call out NBA organizations not in Silicon Valley…, but other coaching staffs are not wired like this.
Tas Melas (@TasMelas) | |
“Chemistry on a staff is just as important as chemistry on a team.” –Steve Kerr in the preseason. So befitting right now re: Nick U’Ren.
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Larry Chiang (@LarryChiang) | |
In Silicon Valley, summer interns text and email the ceo/founders. Max at #Internpalooza. #ch4 twitter.com/sportscenter/s…
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Friction in networking.
SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) | |
Steve Kerr credited video coordinator Nick U’Ren with the idea to start Andre Iguodala over Andrew Bogut. es.pn/1GjbZh3
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Friction hurt business results. Now, you’re paying attention to what I pay attention to here in Silicon Valley.