Why Entrepreneurs and Tech-Ops Professionals Make a Powerful Team
This is an interesting article, posted by SLBroadcast from The Entrepeneur loop, but the summary presented is too short and doesn't really make sense. The full summary presents a much more compelling reason to read the article.
The full summary is: "The linearity and pragmatism of technology and operations professionals seem diametrically opposed to the abstract thinking and future-focus of entrepreneurs. But the opposition makes them uniquely suited to high-achieving collaboration."
Just wondering if it is Scooploop's processing, or the length of the text presented by the source page, that truncates the summary excessively. (Ignore the additional truncation of the internal link text below (that's not the issue!) and follow the link.)
https://www.scooploop.com/thread/why-entrepreneurs-and-tech-ops-professionals-make-a-powerful-team
The full summary is: "The linearity and pragmatism of technology and operations professionals seem diametrically opposed to the abstract thinking and future-focus of entrepreneurs. But the opposition makes them uniquely suited to high-achieving collaboration."
Just wondering if it is Scooploop's processing, or the length of the text presented by the source page, that truncates the summary excessively. (Ignore the additional truncation of the internal link text below (that's not the issue!) and follow the link.)
https://www.scooploop.com/thread/why-entrepreneurs-and-tech-ops-professionals-make-a-powerful-team
