Are You Built for a Big or Small Company?

Todd Earwood — Wed, 29 Aug 2007 15:34:20 +0000

Some people work at Wendy’s in college and get their first job as a desk clerk, but Noah Kagan is very different. He’s worked at Intel, Facebook, Microsoft (intern) and now is at the startup, Mint.com. If all that wasn’t enough, he’s an uber networker, successful blogger at OkDork.com and organizer of the valley conference, Community Next.

In this interview we discuss his previous jobs, how Mint.com can help millions and how Tim Ferriss‘ book, Four Hour Workweek is having a huge influence on the cubicle worker, Noah and myself. If you want to make a difference, Noah tells you what impact you can make at a big or small company.

Day 1: Bay Area Visit

Todd Earwood — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 05:35:06 +0000

I arrived last night in the Bay Area and have four interviews setup for today. Here’s the lineup for Thursday, June 28.

Laurence Haughton – Best-selling author, speaker and management consultant
Robin Wolaner – Author of the book, Naked in the Boardroom, founder of Parenting magazine and the new startup, tbd.com
Daniel Scudder – Founder of DormItem, blogger at Outside The Valley, product marketer at RapLeaf and student at Babson
Noah Kagan – Director of Marketing Evangelism at Mint.com and CommunityNext coordinator

Stay tuned with Twitter and posts here throughout the day.

Todd Earwood » mint.com

Are You Built for a Big or Small Company?

Day 1: Bay Area Visit