The hottest Industry insights Substack posts right now

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Off to Lunch 648 implied HN points 05 Feb 24
  1. The episode features an interview with Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou discussing building easyJet and facing competition.
  2. Zuber Issa may offload his stake in Asda, UK companies anticipate increasing prices despite inflation easing, and Sir Tim Clark criticizes Boeing.
  3. A piece on executive coaches for business leaders and an article from 1985 about laptop computers not becoming popular offers insights on technology trends.
Fireside Chat Logs 79 implied HN points 22 Feb 24
  1. Layoffs are a common experience in the games industry, and it's important to be prepared for them.
  2. During a period of unemployment, focus on updating resumes, exploring benefits, networking, and pursuing personal projects.
  3. Embracing creativity by working on passion projects like developing games can be a fulfilling endeavor during challenging times.
Equal Ventures 99 implied HN points 25 Jan 24
  1. Equal Ventures focuses on proactive research and industry connectivity to have a point of view on markets and build thoughtful partnerships with founders.
  2. Equal Ventures supports founders with continuous learning, frameworks, and best practices to help them navigate challenges and succeed in their industries.
  3. Equal Ventures' slow investment pace allows for deep alignment and meaningful support for portfolio companies, building long-term relationships beyond current roles.
Philoinvestor 78 implied HN points 25 Jan 24
  1. Avon Protection faced challenges with its body armour segment, resulting in a strategic review and decision to wind down that business.
  2. Management decided to focus on respiratory and helmets, simplifying the business.
  3. The company's decision to streamline its operations was driven by risks and uncertainties associated with the body armour segment.
Technology Made Simple 39 implied HN points 09 Apr 23
  1. Big companies are increasingly adopting Kotlin over Java for their workflows due to its multi-functionality and great design.
  2. According to surveys, Kotlin has been consistently well-liked and is expanding beyond Android development to other platforms.
  3. Understanding why Google initially chose Java for Android, what issues Java presented, and what makes Kotlin appealing to various organizations can provide valuable insights for tech professionals.
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