carlhancock

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by carlhancock 12y ago
As a follow up, you'd be better protected if you DID have an employment agreement and things were spelled out. By not having one in this situation it puts you in a bad spot. Here's some more information that discusses this type of
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by carlhancock 12y ago
I've been in this position and it didn't go well. Definitely avoid this scenario in the future. You can ask but I wouldn't be too optimistic and the conversation may not go well and impact your relationship with your employer
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by carlhancock 12y ago
It speaks volumes. Either you are a complete look or you have a reason to be weary of being investigated by an undercover government agent. I'm pretty sure I know which is the case here.
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by carlhancock 12y ago
Sounds like they were professional bull shitters. A professional isn't going to say that to you.
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by carlhancock 12y ago
So you had a conversation with some guy in the airport and assume he's an undercover TSA agent based on what exactly? Nothing in the article substantiates the title. A conversation at an airport bar isn't exactly an interrogation.
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by carlhancock 13y ago
It you're going to claim this Kickstarter project is a scam, at least back it up with facts or something more tangible than just saying "scam".
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by carlhancock 16y ago
We actually haven't been approached about funding by anyone, which is ironic considering we are actually very profitable. But then again, investors seem to love unprofitable investments for some reason. But that is a good thing. Being boo
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by carlhancock 16y ago
Sock puppet? Hardly. I just never bothered posting here before. This is my real name and i'm one of the co-founders of a successful 100% bootstrapped and profitable company that produces commercial plugins for WordPress. I posted to show
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by carlhancock 16y ago
We are in the same boat. Our competitors have investors, what do we have instead? Profit, more of it every month and no investors to answer to. #winning