Adding Value First in Business | Daniel Rodic | TEDxYouth@Toronto
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- čas přidán 22. 07. 2024
- Daniel Rodic believes in offering value to be successful in business. Listen to his talk on how to add value to work, business and relationships.
Daniel Rodic is the Co-Founder of Exact Media, his third company in the marketing and technology industry. His clients include global brands such as L'Oréal, Unilever, and P&G, while top-tier retailers such as Gilt.com, Zulily.com, and Walmart are just some of the recognizable partners in Exact Media's delivery network. Daniel's first company DineWithMe, a mobile marketing solution for restaurants, was funded by The Next 36. Daniel represented Canada at the 2013 G20 Young Entrepreneurs’ Summit in Moscow, Russia.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
Great Talk! we need more people with this mentality wanting to add value to the world without expecting personal benefits!!!
Brilliant! Thank you for this! Really brilliant! I am very much into this. Keep sharing our knowledge to others! Go to minute 8:15.
Keep creating and adding value to others! That makes our life much better!
I’ve enjoyed and put in practice your tips. Love the idea of success by not to beat the others. Collaboration instead of Competition!
Great lection. When you meet people , ask yourself : "how can I help them
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Excellent Man, you really added value in my life by giving me this perspective 😚
Different perspective... great presentation
Wonderful way of adding value.
When you start thinking like this, anything is achievable.
A very good TED Talk.
Simple and powerful! I really liked it! Thank you!
Great information
Really well done
THANKYOU!!!!!!!!!
Great video. Although it does cost tesla money to improve their product. R&D is very expensive.
recomendo muito
Great.
*Me talking to investors:* "Hey I have a great idea, and because I love people and want to add value to the world I would want to open my patents and allow anyone to copy them"
*Investors:* (crickets)
How can I contact Daniel?
Yang nonton ini gara2 ikut program A2E, mana jempolnya 😁👍
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But.... that point is undermined by the fact that Tesla is not really open source. There are very serious legal implications to using tesla technology.
I honestly thought he was describing open source android.
holy sh*t.. watching this in 2020 makes my eyes pop.... seeing tesla now, this is a tested and proven method.
Did it age well? They are getting a reputation for starting to lose market dominance, having a chronically online CEO and for having an overvalued share price that could likely burst.
Also he said "CEO and founder" those are not the same people that created it, he came on board way later as he is not an engineer, he just had money, and had to file a lawsuit to call himself the co-founder even though he did not found it.
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Bast talk
Come on bro, compare Samsung and iPhone. It has almost destroyed iPhone
I've tried tesla cars and it's like Chinese products from inside, they have just amazing outside design I think it's a fad
Great video but nowhere have I seen where Elon Musk believes that: "marketing is deceitful to customers" as the speaker suggests. He does probably put more weight on adding value though.
واما ما ينفع الناس فيمكث في الارض
Big enterprises routinely use interns for key research and development that highly paid fulltime employees would not be able to do.
Become rich like Elon, don't make Elon rich 🤑
A is china, B is western.
@HOLY APOSTATE A is definitely not China. They do not respect patents or the laws that protect them. They do not freely share anything. A better comparison would be Android vs Apple
Found him on Tinder...
Good talk, but he proceeds from a false dichotomy: one can compete to be number one at adding value. The two are not mutually exclusive. Out-competing your competition at adding value is HOW you beat the competition. Correct concusion, but #notavalidargument
Damn, you're right. Maybe it's time for you to give a TED talk.
There's no eco friendly car if the cobalt in the batteries came from the genocide in the Congo. Free Congo
I wonder if he still thinks this positive about Tesla?
Why ? What's so wrong about tesla ?
They’re the highest valued car manufacturer in the world I’d say that’s pretty good
LMAO, what a perfect analogy. Using the Tesla car as an example... Tesla the inventor was wildly successful and he died penniless cause everyone took advantage of him by taking his patents...
But what did he though to not be able to protect his assets?
reward for him is ur saying him successfull inventor (what he might have desired for becoming one day).
my friend all rewards can not be measured in money.
Sigh 😪
A naive child talks about business