I volunteer and so should you
“You make a living by what you get, but you make a life by what you give.” – Winston Churchill
“You make a living by what you get, but you make a life by what you give.” – Winston Churchill
As our guilt about the state of ZenDesk grew, John, Dave, and I finally agreed to do something about it. We picked a day (more like an afternoon) to isolate ourselves from the office – no offense to any of you in the office – and swarm on ZenDesk.
It’s enlightening to hear what Metrc users are saying, good and bad. It’s good for us to know how Franwell and the MED are reacting. And you never know who you might run into!
We now have three solid months of data since the pivot, so it’s time to take a hard look at our performance. One of our primary conclusions is that marijuana businesses in Colorado are a tough sell.
Internally, we organize and share knowledge via a tool called Nuclino. Think of it as our team’s collective brain.
We were “Simplifya Strong” at the NCIA Quarterly Caucus in Boulder!
It’s time to start the process of defining our company culture.
The CannaTech Denver events have been hit and miss, but last night’s event featured speakers from Complia and Flowhub. Dave and I attended and thought we’d share the highlights: Complia The first presenter was Hari Gopalakrishna, CTO of Complia. His content was interesting for us as competitors. His delivery was weak, bordering on terrible (I … Read more
Our pivot is primarily driven by the realization that 64% of the Colorado market (businesses with one location) would likely remain out of reach under our old pricing structure. If we want to grab meaningful market share among these single-location businesses, we need to have a more affordable entry point. It really is that simple.
Emily and I have been brainstorming ways to create visibility into how we develop content. One of our ideas is to co-author a post on the life of a question from beginning to end (part 1) and then provide a real example (part 2).