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Month: May 2020

Miksi markkinoija on huono kasvuhakkeroija?

Mari Luukkainen kysyi LinkedInissä “Voiko kokenut markkinoija oppia kasvuhakkerointia?” Marin kokemus on seuraavanlainen: ”Olen rekrytoinut kasvuhakkerointi- tai vastaavaan rooliin muutaman vuoden aikana 12 kokenutta markkinoijaa ja 25 henkilöä joilla ei ole ollut markkinoinnista juurikaan kokemusta.” “Näistä henkilöistä tehokkaan ja systemaattisen kasvuhakkerointiprosessin oppi 0/12 ja 25/25.” “Kasvuhakkeroinnissa olennaista on saada asiat hoidettua. Ainakin kerran viikossa pitää siis vetää läpi Analyysi-Hypoteesi-Priorisointi-Testaus, koska…

5 Trends of Coronavirus and the Economy

Outlining five trends I’m observing at the moment. NB: These are my personal opinions, mostly based on business news coming out and social media sentiments of people I’m following. I: Monetary policy of lowering interest rates and “printing money” by buying bonds and stocks by central banks has a limited effect on alleviating the financial crisis. This is because, on…

Your work is non-essential, according to coronavirus

Some of my observations about coronavirus and economy. It’s striking how FEW people we need to sustain many. More than a billion people are in physical isolation, BUT utilities (electricity, water, internet) working perfectly. Really a marvel of innovation and automation that shows how well technology and infrastructure in most places has been built. On the flipside, many people’s work…

Unit of cognitive effort

We should come up with a unit for cognitive effort. Like in information science you have a “bit” (binary digit that stores information). That concept was made famous by Claude Shannon who is considered as “the father of information theory”. Here, I’m arguing a metric like “bit” should be developed for measuring cognitive effort of work tasks and individuals. Let’s…