Chapter
The Philosophy of War
11:46 - 21:40 (09:54)
This episode explores the philosophical viewpoint of war as the continuation of politics by other means, and the idea that a war should be fought absolutely without holding back to achieve victory.
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In the beginning stages of a company, micromanagement may be necessary in order to ensure product-market fit, and metrics-based teams can be a useful tool in achieving this goal.
11:46 - 15:52 (04:06)
Summary
In the beginning stages of a company, micromanagement may be necessary in order to ensure product-market fit, and metrics-based teams can be a useful tool in achieving this goal.
ChapterThe Philosophy of War
Episode#617: In Case You Missed It: July 2022 Recap of "The Tim Ferriss Show"
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
This podcast discusses how metric-based teams can help manage a product more effectively, with examples from Duolingo.
15:52 - 18:04 (02:11)
Summary
This podcast discusses how metric-based teams can help manage a product more effectively, with examples from Duolingo. Such teams focus on specific metrics and work to improve them, leading to better overall user engagement.
ChapterThe Philosophy of War
Episode#617: In Case You Missed It: July 2022 Recap of "The Tim Ferriss Show"
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
On War, written by German general von Clausewitz, is the most influential book about war since Sun Tzu's Art of War.
18:04 - 21:40 (03:36)
Summary
On War, written by German general von Clausewitz, is the most influential book about war since Sun Tzu's Art of War. It argues that war serves the interests of political actors and that the only way to fight it is to fight it absolutely, without holding back.