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by maheroku 11y ago
I think the best way to get over that is to make something on your own that is so great that everyone wants to hire you without even doing an interview! The funny thing is that you may not even need a job once you do something great on your
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by maheroku 12y ago
Would you consider game studio startups as a valid startup application?
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A numbers puzzle game(abefehr.com)
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by maheroku 12y ago
That is why I specified it depends, it depends on personalities, the school, your goals in life and much more. My university for instance was terrible, I think I have spent 30% of my time filling out lab reports because they were so many! T
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by maheroku 12y ago
I personally think it depends and here is why: For me University was my biggest mistake ever and if I could turn the clock around, I would not go to university. It took my most energetic and creative years and put them into useless work. I
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by maheroku 12y ago
I actually have discovered this about myself recently. I have left my full time job not long ago so I can start a business and initially was very optimistic about the future and I was taking my time in every task and enjoying the moment but
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by maheroku 12y ago
I'm building my product on top of Firebase using AngularFire and this news worries me so much. At first I thought it could be great but after reading all the comments here I'm not sure what to think anymore. The CEO is saying that
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Bad entrepreneurial start but a great experience(mahermanoubi.com)
1 points by maheroku 12y ago|0 comments