Andrew - I listen to all your shows. I'm a big fan and love your work. It's also amazing how many interview you do.
Some comments - I don't think you aim high enough with your guests - you are THE leading tech interviewer. Most of your guests are good but you are entitled to be interviewing the biggest names in the industry - you have the reputation to get their attention - why don't you?
Sorry but I'm not a fan of Mixergy's advertising style. Advertisements on radio or T.V on many other programs come across as arms-length promotional messages. Mixergy appears to be a tout for Walker Corporate Law and goes too far in constant personal recommendation, it comes across as fawning and as touting. Also it's tiresome to listen to the same old sponsorship every show. Sorry but that's the way it feels to me. Also Mixergy's commitment to Walker Corporate Law makes me feel like you are an employee of a law firm which kind of cheapens the Mixergy image - isn't Mixergy bigger than being the marketing arm of a local law firm?
Regarding your questions to interviewees. You do a great job, but I would really like to hear every guest asked specific details about exactly HOW their company came to be sold. Where did the buyer come from? What was the process? How long did it take?
Some comments - I don't think you aim high enough with your guests - you are THE leading tech interviewer. Most of your guests are good but you are entitled to be interviewing the biggest names in the industry - you have the reputation to get their attention - why don't you?
Sorry but I'm not a fan of Mixergy's advertising style. Advertisements on radio or T.V on many other programs come across as arms-length promotional messages. Mixergy appears to be a tout for Walker Corporate Law and goes too far in constant personal recommendation, it comes across as fawning and as touting. Also it's tiresome to listen to the same old sponsorship every show. Sorry but that's the way it feels to me. Also Mixergy's commitment to Walker Corporate Law makes me feel like you are an employee of a law firm which kind of cheapens the Mixergy image - isn't Mixergy bigger than being the marketing arm of a local law firm?
Regarding your questions to interviewees. You do a great job, but I would really like to hear every guest asked specific details about exactly HOW their company came to be sold. Where did the buyer come from? What was the process? How long did it take?
Keep up the great work.