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Author Archives: Vlad
Here we go, more “Woe is me, I hate dem injuns, they took oooor jobs!” story from Financial Times. I know that there is a popular misconception that everyone in India walks around with a masters in business administration and … Continue reading
These days I am having some tough conversations with a lot of small business owners who are struggling. Yet, at the same time, my company is growing explosively and launching new products on the back of the OWN partner base. … Continue reading
There will be no more Dell laptops or workstations @ Own Web Now. I had my final conversation with the Dell Gold Team rep (BJ) to find out if anything could be done and cancel orders. “I hate to lose … Continue reading
Let me first admit that I thank my lucky stars that I am nearly never the hiring manager for any roles at Own Web Now. In order for me to make you an offer, you need to come really highly … Continue reading
I have been just about the loudest supporter of Dell in SMB but time has come where even I have to throw in a towel, both as a customer and as a Gold Team supported company. Earlier today we had … Continue reading
Next weekend we’ll be sponsoring the Autotask conference, if you are one of our partners and coming to the conference please drop me an email (vlad@vladville.com) with a jacket size (L or XL). As usual, we got some special swag … Continue reading
I had the following conversation with a dear friend who has been in this business as long as I have. For the life of me, I don’t know the answer nor do I have any idea where to begin. His … Continue reading
If you work with me, you will be getting an email from me over the next 24-48 hours from now. It’s pretty important (to me, to you) so I hope you take a moment to go through it and see … Continue reading
This has been on my mind somewhat over the past few days and I am not sure if I’m right or not but here it is: I talk to a lot of you and the most frequent question happens to … Continue reading
Some things are just depressing. One of the most depressing conversations ever witnessed was between Homer Simpson and Bart Simpson. Bart is complaining about how, after series of embarrassing events, this is the worst day of his life. Homer responds: … Continue reading