Lessons learned from entrepreneur by Bambi Francisco Roizen
April 3, 2008 |
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FriendFeed co-founder Paul Buchheit is a former Google engineer who led the development of both Gmail and AdSense.
The one-time Google employee #23, he also first suggested the company's motto "Don't Be Evil."
In this interview, he shares the lessons he's learned as a technologist and an entrepreneur.
To hear Buccheit talk more about FriendFeed, watch this earlier interview.
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