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This post is by Mark Adams, director of Verizon's small business marketing team.
Verizon’s Small Business team hosted Guy Kawasaki who shared with the audience many lessons learned while working with Steve Jobs. Being the author of more than ten business-related books himself, Guy is such an accomplished individual that we could have spent an hour listening to him talk about his entrepreneurial spirit and accomplishments. But this time around, Guy chose to share his real-life experiences and insights working alongside an individual whom many would regard as the most successful businessman of all time—Mr. Steve Jobs!
As a result of his tenure at Apple, Guy has formulated 12 lessons he attributes to working alongside Steve Jobs. Here are three of his lessons:
#1: A players hire A+ players. Find out why Steve Jobs insists this is a “must”!
#2: Changing your mind is a real sign of intelligence. Guy learned from Steve that it’s okay to change your mind, tune in to the webinar to find out some real life examples of how Steve changed his mind—and how Apple benefited from his change of heart!
#3: Experts are clueless. That’s one lesson you’ll want to know more about… and let us know if you agree.
Of course, we could share all 12 points with you here, but you really need to treat yourself to Guy’s webinar. As he provides each lesson learned—he backs each up with real examples, anecdotal information about Steve Jobs, Apple’s culture, and himself.
Guy Kawasaki is always entertaining, always refreshing and always insightful. Plus, he’s a great friend to America’s small business community. Click here (or go to http://bit.ly/O3vgID) and give Guy a listen. If want more insights from Guy click here (http://bit.ly/vxIh4i) as he shares tips to be enchanting (to grow your business).
The Verizon Small business team strives to support America’s small business owners with a wide variety of tools aimed at helping you to grow your business by offering you the best Internet and Phone service available. With our Worry Free Guarantee, we make it easy to switch. And with our No Term Contract, we give you the flexibility you need to grow and expand your business. Then, we add value in ways that cable can’t—or won’t. Check us out at www.Verizon.com/highspeedforbiz or give us a call at 1-888-743-0166.
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Contact the editor: vzsmallbiz@verizon.net
Mark W. Adams
Director: Verizon National Marketing
Mark leads the way to bring innovative solutions to small businesses.
Mark Smith
Executive Director: Verizon Ventures
Mark works with and identifies entrepreneurial companies for Verizon to invest in and fund.
Dan Keoppel
Executive Director: Verizon Ventures
Dan works with and identifies entrepreneurial companies for Verizon to invest in and fund.
Paul Macchia
National Public Relations Manager
Paul handles corporate communications for Verizon Wireless with a focus on enterprise and government sectors.
Ellen Yu
Sr. Manager: Media Relations
Ellen provides PR support to Verizon's small business team, landlines and FiOS in apartment buildings and small and medium-sized commercial properties such as strip malls, and street-level shops and offices.
Kathy Johnson
Manager: SMB Product Marketing Messaging, Verizon Wireless
Kathy manages the SMB product Marketing Messaging Strategy for the Business Solution Group. She also develops and manages various SMB marketing programs to support channel enablement.
Jarryd Gonzales
Sr. Manager: Media Relations
Jarryd provides PR support to Verizon in CA and TX.
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