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Richard Dancsi

About

Richard Dancsi is an entrepreneur and independent consultant who focuses on project rescue, sustainable growth and all things tech.

He holds a master's degree in mathematics & computer science. He's worked in a multitude of environments, spanning different roles, fields, cultures and technologies. He founded several companies, worked with startups and top tier clients, and even in a biophysics lab.

Most recently Richard helped first-time founders get from zero to one and larger companies to build and scale. Having built diverse software products across cultures and teams, Richard has worked with household names such as Orange, IBM, Vodafone, the G4S, and with many, many startups you haven't (yet) heard of.

Recent Posts
Travelpreneurs and Embracing Uncertainty
Traveling as a digital nomad offers ways to acquire useful skills for life. Resourcefulness, or quickly adjusting to a new environment, is great for building a strong business, too.
Luxury in the Digital World
In the material world, "exclusivity" can be accomplished by producing a limited amount of something. But how exclusive is a digital item, when it could be copied at no cost?
Stuck? Ask a Rubber Duck

Many problems can be solved by simply explaining them to someone – even if that someone is just a rubber duck.

Many problems can be solved by simply explaining them to someone – even if that someone is just a rubber duck.

This Street, That Street, and The Other Street

This Street, That Street, and The Other Street are three real street names in a small town in Canada. How do people find anything there? Contextual clues help.

This Street, That Street, and The Other Street are three real street names in a small town in Canada. How do people find anything there? Contextual clues help.

Learn to Use the Hidden Power of Words

Even if we don’t pay attention to what someone is telling us, their vocabulary and their use of language alone can provide valuable insights.

Even if we don’t pay attention to what someone is telling us, their vocabulary and their use of language alone can provide valuable insights.

Solving Riddles Using Intuition and Emotions

Two secret agents need to meet without communicating in any way. The deadline is one year from today. If you were one of the agents, when and where would you wait?

Two secret agents need to meet without communicating in any way. The deadline is one year from today. If you were one of the agents, when and where would you wait?

Unlocking the Power of Karma

By exploring karma through game theory, we can understand how reputation, forgiveness, and past actions can impact strategic decision-making.

By exploring karma through game theory, we can understand how reputation, forgiveness, and past actions can impact strategic decision-making.

The Fake-It-Till-You-Make-It Life Hack

The popular life hack, “Dress for the job you want, not for the job you have,” seems to work every so often. But why? And what does it say about our culture?

The popular life hack, “Dress for the job you want, not for the job you have,” seems to work every so often. But why? And what does it say about our culture?