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Linkedin: David Pogue of the New York Times questions …August 29th, 2007 at 4:47 pmSource:Valleywag
Stone Yamashita, of course, isn’t the big-bad downsizing kind of consultancy Tom and Samir are talking about — that’s more the McKinsey type. But Valleywag has heard Stone Yamashita has been working with Yahoo since the ouster of former CEO Terry Semel. The firm’s known for assisting companies in defining what they do — exactly the kind of help Yahoo really needs. If Stone Yamashita also helps Yang figure out that the newly redefined Yahoo doesn’t need so many layers of executives, all the better.
David Pogue of the New York Times questions the need for the popular business-oriented social network: “What I don’t understand is: If somebody knows me well enough to e-mail me with an invitation to join, why doesn’t he just e-mail me directly with whatever his problem or offer is?” [Pogue’s Posts]
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