| BCOR 1010 Parallel Entrepreneur: Career Part 2: Parallel Entrepreneur |
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- 1998-? bivio.com - CTO and later CEO
- 2001-? bivio.biz - CEO
- 2001-2005 ExtremePerl.org - Author
- 2002-2003 Unraffle.com - CTO
- 2002-2003 AssuranceSys.com - CTO - sold to returnpath.com
- 2004-? URLby.com - hobbyist
- 2005-? ImpactOnEducation.org - Volunteer
- 2005-? Freiker.org - Volunteer
- 2005-2006 TruAd.com - COO later CEO
- 2007-? EmployeeForce.com - COO
- 2008-? viarob.com - Author
Notes:
As a Serial Staffer, I learned that people don't really want their
problems solved. Bosses don't want you to lose their job for them.
I got to tired of solving problems for people who didn't actually want their
problems solved. Gerry Weinberg says: In spite of what your client may tell
you, there's always a problem., and No matter how it looks at first, it's
always a people problem.
When I went to Switzerland in 1986, Tom Lyon said something very wise
to me: You'll never be rich. I think that's true. I am much more
interested in solving problems than getting rich. I have enough money
to be able to drop a few $K when I want on what I want, but I don't
own a jet and never will -- although I wouldn't turn down Tesla Roadster
if one dropped in my lap. :-)
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