Jean-Michel Fayard

I have a truly marvelous presentation of who I am, what I can do and what I love to do, which this margin is to narrow to contain.

So please read It's about time to tell who am I and what I want to do with my life

Below are two excerpts

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MY MISSION

I’m following here Stephen Covey’s advice in the 7 habits of highly effective people that having a mission statement is a very valuable tool to guide your actions and not lose track of what you want to achieve. So here is mine:

There is an incredible gap between how useful the IT could be and how most of people and most companies use IT right now. I want to help narrowing this gap.

WHERE CAN I HELP?
I will help in a lot of domains. The Web is my passion since thousands of hours so I have a flair of what can succeed and what is doomed to fail. I can help to invent your business model (#leanstartup), the design your new product (with the “three core attributes” rule I learned from gmail), to find the fatest shortcut to build the technological solution, to understand the needs and the pains of your end users. I will discuss with them and hear their feedback, both positive and negative. I also enjoy writing.

I am not a great specialist in any of those fields, but I will detect a wide range of problems that hinder your product to reach its potential. I can fix many of those problems (since what bother end users is usually not complicated). Last but not least, I will will help finding real specialists when needed.