markest1973

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   by markest1973 10y ago

   You are correct. I work remotely for Red Hat in a generally lower cost-of-living area. Big company salary (plus 401k match, stock, bonuses, etc.) in an area that is, from what I read, ~11% cheaper than average. Life is good.
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   by markest1973 10y ago

   100% on GH and open. Some design talks might get hashed out in private, but they all end up in a GH issue or PR as a design doc. I work at Red Hat on Kube.
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   by markest1973 14y ago

   That's true. My post assumed a software-centric view of the world, where costs are very low and all that matters is a great product. In most other businesses, it would be very important to know how many widgets you need to sell at what pri
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   by markest1973 14y ago

   "we need to push back on the growing belief that they can eschew writing a business plan when they are too busy 'doing'" How many startups change their business model when they realize something is not working? Most? I suppose the only val