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On the Brink of Greatness: Tech conferences, part two
The longer a trade show goes on, the more potential there is for epic disaster. As the Bambu team continues to try and make contacts, the distractions begin to pile up and cash runs low. When Dan dips into the company's funds, things quickly get awkward. Speaking of which, has anyone seen Melissa?
On the Brink of Greatness: Tech conferences
For new tech startups, the world's biggest trade shows are all about making connections. The folks from Bambu visit one of the largest industry events of the year to preach the gospel of data. Unfortunately, things don't go according to plan.
On the Brink of Greatness: Online Experts
Ah yes, the fabulous life of an aspiring YouTube star. Steve visits with Dan, the host of Catitude TV, to get the story behind his channel that's chock-full of useful lifehacks. You know, things like the proper technique for screwing in a lightbulb, petting a cat and making a single cup of coffee. Let's face it, watching a video is a lot funner than Google directions yourself.
On the Brink of Greatness: Startup Culture
If you've been wondering what it's like to work for a hot Silicon Valley startup, you're in luck. Bambu's new promo video offers a behind-the-scenes look at what makes the company tick. On this week's episode of On the Brink of Greatness, Steve Goldbloom and the crew discuss what makes the work environment at the startup so great. They cover important topics like work/life balance, diversity, giving back, inspiration and, most importantly, the future. We'll totally understand if you want to submit a resume after watching, because really this is the only company that matters.
On the Brink of Greatness: Social Video
Instagram videos cap out at 15 seconds. Vines? Six. As Steve Goldboom learns, though, those are still too long -- by 13 and four seconds, respectively. Yep, the new episode of his mockumentary series On the Brink of Greatness is all about the ridiculousness of social video apps. Welcome to the future where celebrities are made overnight and all they need to do is have a door slammed into their face while someone points a cellphone at them.
