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Two Recruiters and a MicrophoneTwo Recruiters and a Microphone - Special Guest: Corey Grusden (Part One - "The Takeaway")Send us a textOur talk with Corey Grusden covered SO many things and the original content was over 3 hours long!!! This episode is just "Part One," or better yet "The Takeaway," where we cover advice for those entering the market, succeeding in the market, and exiting the market (among other bits of wisdom). Over the course of the next few weeks and throughout the month of May 2024, we will be releasing other parts that cover everything from gaming, books, technology, and general life - all brought to you by our good friend Corey. Consider thi...
2024-04-2323 min
Leadership Wednesday | Hello Tech ProsWhy Competition Sucks When You Should Be Collaborating — Corey Grusden on Leadership Corey Grusden has been programming computers for 25 years, and has built software for government, education, and numerous companies. A few years ago he decided to cofound a software development consultancy to build web and mobile apps. They have been profitable since day 1. Corey's entire team works remotely, and through a dedicated process, build applications and platforms as efficiently as possible. Corey started programming at eight years old. He's been working on growing a software agency that builds web and iphone applications. He also recently moved to Philadelphia! Show notes at http://hellotechpros.com/corey-grusden-leadership/ What You Will L...
2016-10-1948 minMotivation Monday | Hello Tech ProsWhy Competition Sucks When You Should Be Collaborating — Corey Grusden on Leadership Corey Grusden has been programming computers for 25 years, and has built software for government, education, and numerous companies. A few years ago he decided to cofound a software development consultancy to build web and mobile apps. They have been profitable since day 1. Corey's entire team works remotely, and through a dedicated process, build applications and platforms as efficiently as possible. Corey started programming at eight years old. He's been working on growing a software agency that builds web and iphone applications. He also recently moved to Philadelphia! Show notes at http://hellotechpros.com/corey-grusden-leadership/ What You Will L...
2016-10-1948 minEntrepreneurship Saturday | Hello Tech ProsWhy Competition Sucks When You Should Be Collaborating — Corey Grusden on Leadership Corey Grusden has been programming computers for 25 years, and has built software for government, education, and numerous companies. A few years ago he decided to cofound a software development consultancy to build web and mobile apps. They have been profitable since day 1. Corey's entire team works remotely, and through a dedicated process, build applications and platforms as efficiently as possible. Corey started programming at eight years old. He's been working on growing a software agency that builds web and iphone applications. He also recently moved to Philadelphia! Show notes at http://hellotechpros.com/corey-grusden-leadership/ What You Will L...
2016-10-1948 min
Too Many Leaders. Not Enough Leadership.#42 - Corey Grusden on Built to SellThis week Cut The Crap Podcast features an interview with Corey Grusden, Co-Founder of SoFetch.io, a Ruby on Rails and iOS development firm. Together Ryan and Corey talk about how the book, Built to Sell, made an impact on this growing company! You can connect with Corey on LinkedIn or Twitter. ----------- Go to CutTheCrapPodcast.com and signup to receive a summary from each episode that will highlight all of the golden nuggets shared in the podcast. ----------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more informat
2016-10-0623 min
This Developing StoryTDS 65 Corey GrusdenCorey started programming at the age of 8 on a x80286 with BASIC, then working on LMS' for the ARMY/NAVY, and then landing on growing a company that builds software for companies of all shapes and sizes.
2016-08-1925 min
The StartThe Gamer - Corey GrusdenOn this week’s episode we sit down with Corey Grusden to talk about online vs offline communities, learning processes and a bunch of old computer games from the 80's.
Corey works for So Fetch, but he started programming when computers tied up phone lines and he was 8 years old. His introduction to tech started with a golfing game on his family's 80286 computer. He was installing sound cards, memory and drives before he was in middle school.
Corey found his first tech-community locally - with a bunch of friends and neighbors. They'd pretend to be ga...
2016-04-121h 19