Way back in 1941, Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard were in their garage, working on what would become Hewlett-Packard. During that time, they developed their “Twelve Rules of the Garage” to guide their work, their dreams and their daily environment. Looking back, the rules are uncanny in how they anticipate the then-nascent Silicon Valley ethos and ecosystem, and they are worth revisiting today. In case you don’t remember them, they are:
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