I wanted to say that I read through the whole sequence and I find the content to be general, watered down and somewhat insulting of the reader’s intelligence. Except maybe the last post in the sequence about CRM, that was actually decent. But the way I want to be productive with this comment, is that we should really stop speaking about trivial fundamentals as if we’re somehow really preaching something here. I’d see reason in introducing the fundamentals to then theorize something, hence why I liked the CRM post, but I wouldn’t call this a networking game manual the same way I wouldn’t call a linear algebra class that if they’re teaching us about how to sum and multiply
I wanted to say that I read through the whole sequence and I find the content to be general, watered down and somewhat insulting of the reader’s intelligence. Except maybe the last post in the sequence about CRM, that was actually decent. But the way I want to be productive with this comment, is that we should really stop speaking about trivial fundamentals as if we’re somehow really preaching something here. I’d see reason in introducing the fundamentals to then theorize something, hence why I liked the CRM post, but I wouldn’t call this a networking game manual the same way I wouldn’t call a linear algebra class that if they’re teaching us about how to sum and multiply