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Why Snapchat is unstoppable
(datodaily.tumblr.com)
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13y ago
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14y ago
Very helpful - Like that first article as well, thank you. I wasn't attempting to bash the lean movement, though I have found it more difficult to implement with my own startup than I'd thought (emotions / fears find their way into the equa
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14y ago
Thanks! Very helpful. I've kept the user experience descriptions a bit vague as all of our user feedback has been from "lean" products - basically me emailing people with match suggestions with screen shots of shared mutual friends, then as
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Fat is the new Lean
(datodaily.tumblr.com)
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14y ago
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Facebook, Snapchat, and the Iverson-Jordan Potential of Mobile
(datodaily.tumblr.com)
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Tale of a Startup Pivot - 3degrees to Find Your Lobster
(datodaily.tumblr.com)
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Spotify for Books? Sound off -
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14y ago
Really good point on the platform decision - thanks a lot, I'll take that into account a tweak my search accordingly.
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14y ago
I certainly tried to find a CTO before building a product - it's nearly impossible these days if you don't have funding, especially if you're founding your first startup. So, I raised a small FAF round and outsourced my MVP to two awesome d
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14y ago
I can't really write that one yet, since I haven't been successful - I may be doing it all wrong. As to your second point, I understand developers are in the drivers seat. I was just trying to point out a few good ways to market yourself to
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I made them so I could get something built quickly, and the development team I clicked with happened to build Ruby applications. I'd certainly be open to a change once I hire a CTO. I honestly don't know how hard it is to switch from one pl
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14y ago
Thanks for the comment - lot of good stuff in here. As for the languages piece, broad knowledge on languages definitely shows something, I agree. And I want to know what the applicant knows. I just meant that I could get a lot of that from
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Appreciate the comment - I didn't mean it as fear mongering, just pointing out that the landscape will likely change over the next two years. Great developers will still be great developers and will have tons of job offers, I just imagine t
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For front-end dev, absolutely. Back-end is trickier to judge for someone less tech-savvy.
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Developers: How to get Hired by Every Startup You Contact
(3degreesnation.tumblr.com)
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