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Mohammed Jafarullah Khan
Dubai Founders Collective - Farming Communities & Nurturing Camaraderie. Product Marketing Guide for Ambitious Technology Startup Founders
Mohammed Khan is a seasoned IT professional with over 14 years of experience in the industry, specializing in solution architecting, program management, and product development. He is also a B2B product marketing and management coach, providing consulting services to startups in India to help build successful SaaS products. Alongside this, Khan serves as the Chief Operating Officer of a matriculation school with 300 students.
Khan's expertise extends to software estimation, CMMI standards, software sizing, and function point. His noteworthy experience in content development, training, mentoring, and proficiency management has equipped him with skills to deliver quality software products across the lifecycle phases.
Khan has worked at several reputable organizations such as Accenture, Lucent Technologies, and WIPRO Technologies, where he has held positions such as Assistant Manager - Productivity Management, System Integration Solution Architect, and Lead Engineer. He has also been a participant at the Founder Institute and a Managing Director at Dheeniya Matriculation Higher Secondary School.
Khan's educational background includes a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Crescent Engineering College and the University of Madras, as well as an Executive Masters in International Business from the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade.
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Who says it is more important than How's it's being said
How's being said is more important than what's being said
what's being said is more important than why it's being said
In an attention seeking model, this is exactly how it works. At least that's what I have noticed on LinkedIn
The idea of beginning with a why as propositioned by Simon Sinek in his epic Ted Talks may not be suitable for a distracted and attention starved social milieu
Hear me out before you can throw bricks at me
Normally, I do not launch #social #media early in the morning. Today I was
Probably I was one of the first to notice this post. It was interesting that deeply resonated with me.
I have been requesting members, attendees at learning sessions organized by Dubai Founders Collective to speak up and be recognized for their thought leadership
should I ? is it necessary ? is it not boasting? what do I talk about? will it be relevant for my network?
a lot of us assume that when we say something on social media, all of our friends, family, neighbors and well wishers could notice this
while there are 100's of reasons to be hesitant, some of the biggest drivers emerge from sub conscious impulses especially confidence or lack of
in fact, the biggest fear is will it be better than what my peers are writing
will my followers compare my writing to others and form opinions
there are many ways your content could fail.
all of our worst fears could come true.
yet, we don't have another option to create a personal brand other than to articulate
without a personal brand it's quite impossible to stand out and command authority
it's highly possible that we are not good at it to begin with.
it's possible our learning curve is long, arduous and winding
maybe we don't have the copywriting acumen to gain and sustain attention
yet, the only way to become the one who makes impact depends a lot on why
who-what-why works for established thought leaders
why-what-who works for aspiring intellectual
Remember, Even after building a $30 billion dollar #inbound behemoth HubSpot over a decade, this founder leader Dharmesh Shah finds time to write
what is the excuse for you and me
#startup #founder #dubai
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