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Wrestling Match... hummmm... you need to know the right people at the right places to get things done...
Also take things in your own hands by creating a compelling need from an artificial source with manufactured VALUE.
Posted by: Vaneet Wadhawan | February 22, 2010 at 11:27 PM
Ha...I actually find myself a month into this exact situation. Ironically you posted this two days before my last day at my previous product management gig. I wonder if things would've been different if I'd seen your blog sooner? :)
I don't see a wrestling match in my near future...rather I am using the argument that we are at a crucial moment where we will either lose half or double our recurring revenue base (hopefully not the manufactured value Vaneet speaks of) if we don't take action very soon. Got the sales VPs on my side very quickly.
Posted by: Austin_Merritt | March 29, 2010 at 02:42 PM
So funny, I think.*
Posted by: Air Jordans | December 09, 2010 at 04:55 PM