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Gemnote (YC S15) Hiring CTO/VP of Engineering
1 points by ashleyw0ng 8y ago
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Gemnote (YC S15) Hiring Senior Engineer/CTO
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Gemnote (YC S15) Hiring Back End Engineers in Bay Area(gemnote.com)
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Gemnote (YC S15) Is Hiring an Account Executive in SF Bay Area(gemnote.com)
1 points by ashleyw0ng 10y ago
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Gemnote (YC S15) Is Hiring an Operations Manager in SF Bay Area(gemnote.com)
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by ashleyw0ng 11y ago
Could save big companies a lot of time educating their employees about 401k and on-boarding them to the plan. It could actually take away the role of an HR generalist who is always shuffling employee docs around. Very cool--looking forward
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by ashleyw0ng 11y ago
Most companies pay for email campaigns, using services like MailChimp or Constant Contact. I suppose it'd be free if you did it all yourself, but still, your time does not come free and is likely much more expensive than using a 3rd pa
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by ashleyw0ng 11y ago
Yes, if you're really busy...I suppose you can send it to loved ones as well. It's an easy solution if you forgot a birthday or anniversary. Think of a really special/meaningful message and we can send it out for you!
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by ashleyw0ng 11y ago
Also related...I think it's a good example of the controversy with AI. At some point, I'd imagine you could get a robot to write a really thoughtful card. But in the end, it's not from a human soul. There's something rea
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by ashleyw0ng 11y ago
Some companies are interested in an API or CRM plugin that would fire off a handwritten card to a lead or a thank you gift to a new client. Right now, there's no API; but you can set up campaigns on SalesForce, Marketo, ZenDesk etc to
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by ashleyw0ng 11y ago
Thanks! We really care about packaging, design and quality--that's what impresses. We try to stay away from perishable items, especially ones that can last in a warehouse for years (preservatives?). Sending nice bottles of alcohol will
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by ashleyw0ng 11y ago
This was my thought exactly when I started Gemnote..."How is it that every company is doing this in house? Totally unscalable." Like you said, it makes no sense! Thank you for your kind words. :) We hope to surprise people with th
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by ashleyw0ng 11y ago
Thanks, Chris! Assuming you have a great product, people will be talking about the customer delight/personal touch for a long time. No more cheap tchotchkes! Yes!
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by ashleyw0ng 11y ago
Hey Brian! The personal touch is so important for companies. I think everyone loves receiving a handwritten card in the mail! People remember it forever.
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by ashleyw0ng 11y ago
People always ask me about that movie! It's pretty different how they do it--Joaquin composed the letters for people. We don't do that. We let you write the meaningful message instead. It's much more personal. :)
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Who still sends handwritten cards to clients?
1 points by ashleyw0ng 12y ago|0 comments