| BCOR 1010 Parallel Entrepreneur: Career Part 1: Serial Staffer |
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- 1970 Computer School - student - NY
- 1983-1984 Distributed Systems Group at Stanford - staff - PA
- 1984-1985 Pacific Systems Group - principle - PA
- 1985-1986 Sun Microsystems - staff - MV
- 1986-1995 Olsen & Associates - powerless CTO - ZH
- 1995 Benji
- 1995-1998 Tandem High-Performance Research Lab - staff - ZH
- 1997 Aidan
- 1998 Radiance Group - overworked staff - BDR
Notes:
Jack Machinack introduced me to computers as a part of the
North Shore Junior Science Museum on Long Island. I got
rapture of the bits at that time, and wanted to be a computer
engineer ever since then. I'm still learning out to be one,
and I've never lost my passion for learning about how to use
computers.
Later in life I realized how much those ten Saturdays
with Jack affected my life, and I am now driven to give
back to society, just like Jack did.
Being a Serial Staff person
was invaluable to my becoming a parallel entrepreneur.
I worked with exceptional people, many of whom
are/were successful entrepreneurs, and well, others who are not.
I learned a lot from many of the people I worked year over the
first 16 years of my career. I'm deeply indebted to the following
people for teaching me about life, business, and computers:
Jim Madden, David Cheriton, Roger Sumner,
Jon Bondy, Tom Lyon, Richard Olsen, Ion Yadigaroglu,
Andrew Schofield, Pete Bonham, and Paul Moeller.
I would not be a parallel entrepreneur without their collective wisdom.
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