Changing Your Mind
When I was a young lad, I worked summers for my dad, a general contractor. It remains a long-standing source of irritation that I was never actually taught any transferable skills during my tenure with his company, but I did master the arts of digging, sweeping and carrying stuff.
In the years since, my Dad and I have found we have a lot in common. As business owners, we both deal with clients. But I think a lot of people wouldn’t re[...]
Earlier Blog Postings
Sneak Peek: A New Mac Application
Posted by Aaron Vegh on December 19th, 2007
When Customers Become the Enemy
Posted by Aaron Vegh on November 26th, 2007
Posted by Aaron Vegh on November 10th, 2007
Posted by Aaron Vegh on November 7th, 2007
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Principal of Innoveghtive Inc., Aaron Vegh is a writer, designer and developer for online and offline marketing.
Experts Are Cursed By Their Knowledge
Great explanation for how we end up with lousy products.
It's easier to identify someone by caricature than a photo. Fascinating!
A programmer-turned-manager is desperate to return. It's scarier when you run your own biz: deep is great, but hard to reach.
Interesting analysis of issues around using Amazon's pay-as-you-use storage technology.
Great essay on how to judge Web sites, not on graphical merits, but rather, usability.