"Start-ups sometimes use that as a differentiator, but quickly are willing to compromise it to gain users or if it doesn't help," said David Tisch, an angel investor and the managing director of the New York branch of TechStars, a start-up incubator.
Nevertheless, it's great to see a potential European tech giant growing so quickly and willing to remain an independent company.
Satta quickly found willing collaborators.
But when I talked about the takeover of our politics by destructive corporate interests, culminating in the barrage of anonymous attack ads unleashed by the Supreme Court's ghastly Citizens United decision, they quickly became willing to listen.
Furthermore, when a company does not have to invest in training and is able to see progress and results quickly, they will be more willing to offer a higher salary.
Evidence suggests that employers are more likely to hire a younger job applicant than an older one, perhaps assuming that the younger employee will be able to pick up new skills more quickly, or be willing to work for a smaller paycheck.
The four-term Arizona Republican, 25 years Obama's senior, quickly saw a willing apprentice to help shake up the way business was done on Capitol Hill.
That can make sense if an institutional investor wants to buy a big block quickly, and is willing to pay a premium price.
Representative George Miller, the California Democrat who leads the House education committee, praised the city for making changes in the schools quickly and being willing to "break a little china to get ahead".
Few saw the drop in driving trips since 2007 coming, for example.Part of the strategic case for the railway rests on the assumption that passengers place a high value on getting to places quickly and are willing to pay for the extra speed.
