We must not overestimate the primitiveness of Donald Trump and his trade policy. This man grew up in the corrupt New York real estate mafia world and was mentored by Roy Cohn, who was the chief lawyer of Italian mafia families in New York. Cohn taught Trum three principles:

i keep getting rate limited sending DMs, so i’m declaring bankruptcy since i gotta get back to writing code and talking to customers for 😅 if you work in product, CX/GTM, or are a founder overwhelmed with… — Frank Lee (@frankdotlee)

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a close friend of mine works in the music industry, so I have takes on music streaming 🧵Spotify has never turned a profit in any year of its existence, this means Spotify's shareholders are already subsidizing artists.streaming services saved the industry from literal /1 https://t.co/CaSYct4TS6— Ariele 🌐🏗️ (@weatherdai) March 10, 2024

“I ran @uenodotco, a digital agency, for 7 years before selling it to Twitter. I’m seeing a lot of designers on here wondering about money. If you think I can be helpful you can ask me anything and I’ll spill all my beans.”

The organizational culture that enables Apple designers to double the scope of a product roadmap based off their opinion & feelings—like adding a screen to show your eyes that users will never see—is something that could never exist at Facebook. pic.twitter.com/2JTVX2t6pJ— Nikita Bier (@nikitabier) June 6, 2023

If your company’s OKRs are primarily business outcome oriented, how do you get UX improvements prioritized that don’t move a business metric?— Pat Bergstresser (@PatThePM) June 3, 2023

More than 95% of all stories you read in the mass media start as a press release. I don't know if this is a dirty little secret of the media industry or widely known by people, but it's how it goes. Which is like this:— Nate Bear (@NateB_Panic) May 24, 2023

people were still buying music and the mp3 ecosystem that apple’s ipod marketing was driving millions of people to embrace was an incredible promo platform for indie stuff. everyone was going for it because success meant something: you could do 33k first week on warp. not anymore https://t.co/rE1pS46TP3— jaime brooks ☭ (@elite_gz) May 23, 2023

What happened with Dark Universe is so fascinating to me because we've never seen anything like it. This wasn't even the first attempt. Far from! Universal kept making monster reboots that were meant to start something. None of them ever did. Let's go over the history (thread) https://t.co/sW5Z1Z42t6— Nat Brehmer (@NatBrehmer) May 22, 2023

This Guardian piece has brought up a key problem with nature-based carbon credits, but the issue is so complex that most people glaze over trying to understand it, so I’m going to give a highly simplified explanation of the core issue here.https://t.co/ZOkPMxvIMS— Yishan (@yishan) January 24, 2023

My students are going through job interviews & folks are still being asked dumb brainteaser questions. Stop!🚩Google found brainteasers were in no way predictive of job performance🚩Worse: "Narcissism & sadism explained the likelihood of using brainteasers in an interview.” 1/ pic.twitter.com/ZK0zT3YMLW— Ethan Mollick (@emollick) November 28, 2022

(2/5) Today, I got to publish what I see as the big picture around that story. 🖼️ It's about an entire movement quietly taking off in tech & VC circles of people who believe it is their DUTY to fill the earth with their genius children... to save humanity.https://t.co/fty0lhW6f9— Julia Black (@mjnblack) November 17, 2022

65% of startups die due to cofounder conflictsbut most disputes can be solved 10x faster by using this frameworkhere's how to build a cofounder operating system:— houck⚡️ (@callmehouck) November 13, 2022

Thread by @patio11: "Some people really benefit from hearing advice that everyone knows, for the same reason we keep schools open despite evein them having been taught before. In that spirit, here's some quick Things Many People Find Too Obvious To H […]"

With Twitter's change in ownership last week, I'm probably in the clear to talk about the most unethical thing I was asked to build while working at Twitter.🧵— Steve Krenzel (@stevekrenzel) November 7, 2022

From ad tweep who knows: The drop off is mostly self inflicted. First: The CRO [@SEP] walked out Friday. She's trusted by the marketing community. So, Elon goes to meet agency heads in NY. The Twitter exec who runs the US walked him in and is a trusted partner at these agencies. pic.twitter.com/GBAaQQiYKG— Kara Swisher (@karaswisher) November 4, 2022

Quinta Brunson made sure that Abbott Elementary didn’t sound like your Twitter feed.She reached a much bigger audience as a result. Here’s why. pic.twitter.com/PaclYScCNh— Dan Runcie (@RuncieDan) October 19, 2022

There are plenty of ways to stand out as a junior engineer without taking a back seat. A few that worked for me:1. When you’re faced with an unfamiliar problem, break it down into smaller problems. You might even recognize pieces that you already know how to solve.— Holly Borla (@hollyborla) October 19, 2022

Why I don't use Scrum to manage my Remote Teams?TL;DR: It adds at least 8 hours of meetings per Sprint. That's 2 full days of lost productivity, per team member, per month!This is what I do instead 👇— Sergio Pereira 🚀 (@SergioRocks) October 5, 2022

The most common job interview question of all time: "Tell me about yourself."📌 Here's how to prepare a great answer:— Andrej ⚡️ (@reactive_dude) October 3, 2022

I’ve been thinking a lot about how @figma does product work. And what makes Figma “Figma”?This, in turn, made me realize I never followed up on my previous thread about roadmap prioritization.So here goes….https://t.co/WqInVKd1xj— Sho Kuwamoto (@skuwamoto) September 23, 2022

8) Create a "digital bench"Build a curated library of talented people who do what you can't. Keep a list of other designers, developers, illustrators, copywriters, and strategists who you can call upon to 10x your projects.— Nick Pattison (@nick__pattison) May 18, 2022

One thing I love about Abbott Elementary that I haven’t seen mentioned yet is the ethical, kind use of child performers on the show. I am an outlier who thinks kids should not act professionally, and on AE they barely do - they pretty much just act like regular kids— 1/5— Eliza Skinner (@elizaskinner) September 15, 2022

Huy Fong's Sriracha hit revenue of $150m+ a year...with no sales team, no trademark and $0 in ad spend. Its creator is Vietnamese-American David Tran, making the sauce's success a tale of immigrant hustle and a product that literally sells itself. Here's the story🧵 pic.twitter.com/8zklOKRqNB— Trung Phan (@TrungTPhan) September 15, 2022

I'll only ever design for startups.10+ years in and I'll never go back.Not only is it ridiculously fun...But I believe working at a startup is the FASTEST way to grow as a designer.11 reasons why 👇— Ridd 🏛 (@Ridderingand) September 11, 2022

Hey Character Artists that work in games!How long do you think would it take you to model, retop, UV, and texture a model like Lara Croft, including all the hair, clothes, and accessories? pic.twitter.com/Mn2EjMtDPZ— Ana Carolina Art (@AnaCarolina_Art) September 1, 2022