Oy vey !<\/p>\n
start up founders are NOT performance artists.
\nthey aren’t very good stand up comedian.
\nThey don’t know to write script or pretend to be someone else.
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\nRule number one of fiction writing, directing or acting : Maintain suspension of disbelief over your audience.<\/p>\n
There wasn’t any. I couldn’t believe any of the CEOs or the marketing people with their silly show about “wow ! this <\/p>\n
product\/service is so good ! where can i get it ?” bullshit.
\nYou’re the fucking FOUNDER ! didn’t you hear about you OWN product ?<\/p>\n
I sat through 10 presentations. most of them had a “show” worse then a high school finishing play.
\nOH MY GOD ! why do they do it ?
\nTalk straight, talk forward.<\/p>\n
Just don’t pretend. You’re not good at it. You might be good at lying to your investors, but you’re not actor.
\nDOn’t write your funny text. Don’t try to be one on stage. Just like you don’t let your secretary design and program <\/p>\n
your MySql database.<\/p>\n
I will commend Hingi, clicktale<\/a> and g.ho.st for not putting a dumb show but actually talking to the point. \nAnother point for the organizers: Oy vey ! start up founders are NOT performance artists. they aren’t very good stand up comedian. They don’t know to write script or pretend to be someone else. Rule number one of fiction writing, directing or acting : Maintain … Continue reading
\nG.Ho.St actually had a VERY nice flash animation as presentation ! KUDOS !!<\/p>\n
\nIf you’re running late in your time schedule, and want to speed things up, giving up the break – not a good idea.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"