12.10.2008, Gregory Gerhardt, 0 Comments

Great entrepreneurs build value and market-share in down markets. They go to work seven days a week and they breakout when other folks check out. — Jason Calacanis (http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/10/11/during-tough-times-the-echo-chamber...)

11.10.2008, Dania Gerhardt, 0 Comments

We can't ignore the crisis, but we shouldn't panic. I guess all members in this project agree with this point.
In the past few days I've heard of a couple of layoffs at startups, especially in the US. A friend of mine is also affected. But I also know of startups that are still hiring, despite all the negative news and forecasts!

So, please start helping and contributing by noting down anything you know about where there have been layoffs and where you know there are open positions. Maybe we can help make a match.
Write your entry in the "discussion" area of this project. If you are not an Amazee member yet, please sign up, join this project and contribute!

10.10.2008, Markus Tressl, 0 Comments

From: Zoli's Blog
(http://www.zoliblog.com/2008/10/09/no-the-sky-is-not-falling-in-startup-...)

>> Lot’s of noise today, RIP Good Times, IT’S OVER! POP GOES THE BUBBLE, Sorry, Startups: Party’s Over etc. I think the panic is overdone.
>> Sure, a lot of startups will fall – and some of them would have done so without a recession anyway. Times are officially tough, but the truly strong businesses will survive, and some of the Web 2.0 whiz-kid baby-CEOs will come out of this as battle-hardened Entrepreneurs.

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People should start thinking like Zoli.
Just my 2 cents!