mecHacker

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by mecHacker 4mo ago
Or perhaps a peek into how fast the Software-engineering is changing that what works for you now may be irrelevant in future, and hence be prepared to be adaptive!
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by mecHacker 10mo ago
Similar situation (in some sense, an entry level entrepreneur here) Except, I have a decade plus experience. Yet find your situation relatable. After graduating with an engineering degree from a not so bad college in India, all my job appli
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by mecHacker 1y ago
Do you have pointers to any good resources on the top few ways for lead generation? I’m a noob in marketing, coming from tech, so I can use qualified recommendations!
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by mecHacker 1y ago
yeah, so the people who would make time to grab a beer with me when I was visiting their town, would not respond to my texts. And that's why I asked for the specific language you'd use. I'm using something like: "Hi XYZ.
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by mecHacker 1y ago
yes, setting up a US company is pretty doable. But how does that impact the bane of customer acquisition is not obvious to me.
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by mecHacker 1y ago
how do you approach your network - if you don't mind me asking, what language do you use when reaching out to your network. I'm seeing my network mostly turn cold shoulder.
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by mecHacker 1y ago
thanks for sharing your rich insights, and the networking opportunity - I've dropped you a line on your email!
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by mecHacker 1y ago
What you say, makes sense! But I'm not even finding myself that much further in the sales funnel yet. I'm at the top end at the moment. Let's say you have US presence, how do you go about customer acquisition? (I do have a co
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by mecHacker 1y ago
I partly agree with your opinion. But here is how it looks like at my end so far: with existing network: people have gotten cold - when I honestly put across my situation. People who would gladly go out on beer with me when, and have good
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by mecHacker 1y ago
thanks! but it has been even harder to engage such consultant/contractor/company - precisely, zero. Any ideas on how to find these?
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by mecHacker 1y ago
thank you! edited the title!
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by mecHacker 1y ago
These physical locations are known as captive centers/global-capability-center...! And these companies are least likely to give me contracts/employment in my situation - I live away from metros in Central India (MP). I'm look
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Ask HN: Finding Remote Enterprise SW Consulting Leads: Non-US Resident Edition
40 points by mecHacker 1y ago|26 comments
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Finding Remote PLM Consulting Leads: Non-US Resident Edition
2 points by mecHacker 1y ago|0 comments
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by mecHacker 2y ago
As someone in b2b enterprise software realm - Product Lifecycle Management specifically - I'm not seeing any avenues for remote gigs. I've over 15 yrs. of exp. including at bigTech in US, and recently left my bigtech full-time job
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by mecHacker 2y ago
could you elaborate on that. I'd love to explore this area!
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by mecHacker 2y ago
I'm wondering how common is damage to soldering connections in extreme temperatures and/or vibrations? Fascinating video btw!
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by mecHacker 3y ago
Good storytelling, but lacking editorially - they left out an important category of chip designers / manufactures and missed out on perspectives from companies that design chips as part of their products but not as end products. Leadin
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by mecHacker 3y ago
Very clever! But it looks like that this is more like making grooves in glass sand and pouring molten aluminum in the groves than traditional 3D printing! I’d be curious if the characteristics of these parts are akin to cast parts. Also, my