Comments on: Factor77 Co-Founders, Jared O’Toole and Matt Wilson Interview http://www.wayneliew.com/factor77-jared-otoole-matt-wilson-interview/ Small Business Advice and Entrepreneurship Blog by Wayne Liew Thu, 17 Nov 2011 20:00:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Wayne Liew http://www.wayneliew.com/factor77-jared-otoole-matt-wilson-interview/comment-page-1/#comment-29781 Wayne Liew Sat, 02 May 2009 12:15:58 +0000 http://www.wayneliew.com/?p=687#comment-29781 Well, I think it really depends on what the interview is all about. First of all, why are you interviewing her in the first place? If it is because of a particular achievement that she has accomplished, ask her on how she got into the whole thing and what motivates her to put in the effort in order to achieve it. The most important thing that you must do before interviewing someone is to make sure that you do your "homework" about that particular person properly. Well, I think it really depends on what the interview is all about. First of all, why are you interviewing her in the first place? If it is because of a particular achievement that she has accomplished, ask her on how she got into the whole thing and what motivates her to put in the effort in order to achieve it.

The most important thing that you must do before interviewing someone is to make sure that you do your “homework” about that particular person properly.

]]> By: Wayne Liew http://www.wayneliew.com/factor77-jared-otoole-matt-wilson-interview/comment-page-1/#comment-32181 Wayne Liew Sat, 02 May 2009 12:15:00 +0000 http://www.wayneliew.com/?p=687#comment-32181 Well, I think it really depends on what the interview is all about. First of all, why are you interviewing her in the first place? If it is because of a particular achievement that she has accomplished, ask her on how she got into the whole thing and what motivates her to put in the effort in order to achieve it. The most important thing that you must do before interviewing someone is to make sure that you do your "homework" about that particular person properly. Well, I think it really depends on what the interview is all about. First of all, why are you interviewing her in the first place? If it is because of a particular achievement that she has accomplished, ask her on how she got into the whole thing and what motivates her to put in the effort in order to achieve it.

The most important thing that you must do before interviewing someone is to make sure that you do your “homework” about that particular person properly.

]]> By: Baby Boy Gift http://www.wayneliew.com/factor77-jared-otoole-matt-wilson-interview/comment-page-1/#comment-29776 Baby Boy Gift Fri, 01 May 2009 13:54:18 +0000 http://www.wayneliew.com/?p=687#comment-29776 I have an interview at school tomorrow. I am interviewing a classmate and have know idea what to ask her. Any suggestions? I have an interview at school tomorrow. I am interviewing a classmate and have know idea what to ask her. Any suggestions?

]]> By: Baby Boy Gift http://www.wayneliew.com/factor77-jared-otoole-matt-wilson-interview/comment-page-1/#comment-32180 Baby Boy Gift Fri, 01 May 2009 13:54:00 +0000 http://www.wayneliew.com/?p=687#comment-32180 I have an interview at school tomorrow. I am interviewing a classmate and have know idea what to ask her. Any suggestions? I have an interview at school tomorrow. I am interviewing a classmate and have know idea what to ask her. Any suggestions?

]]> By: Wayne Liew http://www.wayneliew.com/factor77-jared-otoole-matt-wilson-interview/comment-page-1/#comment-29706 Wayne Liew Sat, 04 Apr 2009 00:37:25 +0000 http://www.wayneliew.com/?p=687#comment-29706 <strong>@ Jared</strong> Thanks to you. Had a great time interviewing you guys. ;) <strong>@ Matt</strong> Glad that you like it. Big fonts are nice to the eyes but they make a page seems longer. :mrgreen: <strong>@ Patricia</strong> "A partner is something more." I have to agree with that. Not only that he/she is going to accomplish tasks, motivation as well as business growth ideas will come from partners as well. Jared and Matt really taught me a lot on partnership. @ Jared
Thanks to you. Had a great time interviewing you guys. ;)

@ Matt
Glad that you like it. Big fonts are nice to the eyes but they make a page seems longer. :mrgreen:

@ Patricia
“A partner is something more.”

I have to agree with that. Not only that he/she is going to accomplish tasks, motivation as well as business growth ideas will come from partners as well. Jared and Matt really taught me a lot on partnership.

]]> By: Wayne Liew http://www.wayneliew.com/factor77-jared-otoole-matt-wilson-interview/comment-page-1/#comment-32179 Wayne Liew Sat, 04 Apr 2009 00:37:00 +0000 http://www.wayneliew.com/?p=687#comment-32179 <strong>@ Jared</strong> Thanks to you. Had a great time interviewing you guys. ;) <strong>@ Matt</strong> Glad that you like it. Big fonts are nice to the eyes but they make a page seems longer. :mrgreen: <strong>@ Patricia</strong> "A partner is something more." I have to agree with that. Not only that he/she is going to accomplish tasks, motivation as well as business growth ideas will come from partners as well. Jared and Matt really taught me a lot on partnership. @ Jared
Thanks to you. Had a great time interviewing you guys. ;)

@ Matt
Glad that you like it. Big fonts are nice to the eyes but they make a page seems longer. :mrgreen:

@ Patricia
“A partner is something more.”

I have to agree with that. Not only that he/she is going to accomplish tasks, motivation as well as business growth ideas will come from partners as well. Jared and Matt really taught me a lot on partnership.

]]> By: Patricia Hudak http://www.wayneliew.com/factor77-jared-otoole-matt-wilson-interview/comment-page-1/#comment-29704 Patricia Hudak Fri, 03 Apr 2009 20:48:32 +0000 http://www.wayneliew.com/?p=687#comment-29704 Great interview Wayne! Partnerships are always a challenge to not only setup, but to maintain. Often I hear about how you should partner with someone that compliments your skill sets, but I feel that can easily turn into too much a role base function and the partnership is no longer 50/50. I feel the more important factor should be the other partner's passion and work ethic. If you find a partner that has those qualities, your company will become unstoppable. My advice: Don't get too stuck on the "skill sets" of your partner because you can always hire someone to do tasks. A partner is something more. Great interview Wayne! Partnerships are always a challenge to not only setup, but to maintain. Often I hear about how you should partner with someone that compliments your skill sets, but I feel that can easily turn into too much a role base function and the partnership is no longer 50/50. I feel the more important factor should be the other partner’s passion and work ethic. If you find a partner that has those qualities, your company will become unstoppable.

My advice: Don’t get too stuck on the “skill sets” of your partner because you can always hire someone to do tasks. A partner is something more.

]]> By: Patricia Hudak http://www.wayneliew.com/factor77-jared-otoole-matt-wilson-interview/comment-page-1/#comment-32178 Patricia Hudak Fri, 03 Apr 2009 20:48:00 +0000 http://www.wayneliew.com/?p=687#comment-32178 Great interview Wayne! Partnerships are always a challenge to not only setup, but to maintain. Often I hear about how you should partner with someone that compliments your skill sets, but I feel that can easily turn into too much a role base function and the partnership is no longer 50/50. I feel the more important factor should be the other partner's passion and work ethic. If you find a partner that has those qualities, your company will become unstoppable. My advice: Don't get too stuck on the "skill sets" of your partner because you can always hire someone to do tasks. A partner is something more. Great interview Wayne! Partnerships are always a challenge to not only setup, but to maintain. Often I hear about how you should partner with someone that compliments your skill sets, but I feel that can easily turn into too much a role base function and the partnership is no longer 50/50. I feel the more important factor should be the other partner’s passion and work ethic. If you find a partner that has those qualities, your company will become unstoppable.

My advice: Don’t get too stuck on the “skill sets” of your partner because you can always hire someone to do tasks. A partner is something more.

]]> By: @MattWilsontv http://www.wayneliew.com/factor77-jared-otoole-matt-wilson-interview/comment-page-1/#comment-29703 @MattWilsontv Fri, 03 Apr 2009 19:01:53 +0000 http://www.wayneliew.com/?p=687#comment-29703 Wayne, thanks for the writeup. I like the skype chat, you asked some great questions. It gives the interview a very personable feel. I also like the way you laid things out on your blog, it's real nice on the eyes. Good stuff Wayne, see you soon. Wayne, thanks for the writeup. I like the skype chat, you asked some great questions. It gives the interview a very personable feel. I also like the way you laid things out on your blog, it’s real nice on the eyes.

Good stuff Wayne, see you soon.

]]> By: @MattWilsontv http://www.wayneliew.com/factor77-jared-otoole-matt-wilson-interview/comment-page-1/#comment-32177 @MattWilsontv Fri, 03 Apr 2009 19:01:00 +0000 http://www.wayneliew.com/?p=687#comment-32177 Wayne, thanks for the writeup. I like the skype chat, you asked some great questions. It gives the interview a very personable feel. I also like the way you laid things out on your blog, it's real nice on the eyes. Good stuff Wayne, see you soon. Wayne, thanks for the writeup. I like the skype chat, you asked some great questions. It gives the interview a very personable feel. I also like the way you laid things out on your blog, it’s real nice on the eyes.

Good stuff Wayne, see you soon.

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