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by richsin 11y ago
Hey, This sounds like a solid road map. Do you mind giving some insight as to how you learned VBA/Excel enough to consult and where you found your consulting/contractor gigs? Thanks!
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by richsin 12y ago
As someone who turned 30 recently and would classify my 20's as 50/50 win-lose, I feel I can add to this. I am single, however family is becoming increasingly important, but to each his own. As much as I dreamed of being a playboy
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by richsin 12y ago
Location: New York, NY Remote: Sure Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Front-End (html,css,js,ui,ux) Growth Hacking (GA, Adwords, SEO, Content) Resume: goo.gl/5sm4j5 Email: richard@richard.io Spent 8+ years doing web dev, marketing
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by richsin 12y ago
I agree with you, setting expectations is an art. However, I am ready to go above and beyond at any position I am at for my own personal reasons, so it won't be much of a stretch, just a taste of what's to come. Good point, though
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by richsin 12y ago
My job hunt feels like an episode of Seinfeld: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBn8XttrSew And my Hail Mary if all fails: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zpOVmhkEaQ
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by richsin 12y ago
The relationship between technical and sales is always going to be complex. A salesperson has to not only sell, but retain customers. It's their job, regardless of where the product is at. Customers are not easily acquired and the posi
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by richsin 12y ago
I certainly am. Thanks again.
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by richsin 12y ago
Andrew, Thank you for the advice. This is all very new to me. You mentioned visualizing a dream role, this is a fascinating thought. Since I wore many hats over the years as an entrepreneur, if I were to create this dream role, could I mark
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by richsin 12y ago
Brilliant. First, I want to thank you for the thoughtful reply. Just like many of you here on HN, I love the internet. It's my life and I've seen it evolve since I was 8. That feeling of never getting the opportunity to even inter
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by richsin 12y ago
Jason, Just dropped you a request on Skype. Looking forward to chatting.
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by richsin 12y ago
Appreciate the kind words. I am very interested in relocating just wanted to go out a bit prepared before I jump into a new city. Any advice on how to showcase my skills to garner some attention?
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by richsin 12y ago
Hey, My network is non-existent as it's mostly local businesses, never really networked with other entrepreneurs or developers. Any advice on how to leverage meetups or what I should display for my portfolio?
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by richsin 12y ago
Thanks. Appreciate the positive words.
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Need advice: Entrepreneur to full-time job
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by richsin 12y ago
A few things to think about: 1. Everything is negotiable, try to work it in your favor to not have to choose. If your going to lead a company, negotiation is a good skill to pick up. 2. I have always felt there is far too much anxiety aroun
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by richsin 13y ago
Fastest: Incorporate in Delaware, cost $157+$20 overnight Fedex for a C-Corp, 24 hour turnaround, registered agent Incorp which is free for the first year and $99 after, done by fax. 10M shares at .00001 par value. $350~ a year franchise ta
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by richsin 13y ago
Start looking, the worst thing I did in my 20's was doing the same thing over and over for years. Yes, you can learn on your own and grow - which is a must, but doing interesting things is absolutely important to keep your passion aliv
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by richsin 13y ago
Usually startups that make money the fastest are ones with a revenue model, an understanding of who their customers are and a way to get in front of those customers. This is a very broad statement, but I think if you can apply this checklis
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by richsin 13y ago
Why only one? I would share whatever I knew. 1. Start to develop a work/life balance. No one can tell you how many hours you should be working or what to do on your downtime. This is just the beginning - you CAN prevent burn out. 2. St
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by richsin 13y ago
Packard Bell 486 DX2-66Mhz 2400 Baud Modem
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by richsin 13y ago
BTW, if anyone cannot afford a therapist and just needs to talk to someone, check out: blahtherapy.com Because sometimes you just need to get things off of your chest.
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by richsin 13y ago
Agreed that the lack of minorities in tech can be traced to dismal STEM programs in high schools, but as a programmer of color, I will tell you, there is a disconnect in the workplace with minorities and the white 'bro culture'. M
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by richsin 13y ago
Jersey
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by richsin 13y ago
Spot on. We do things to improve our life because we believe it can be better. He is ready to improve his life and a therapist is the way to go. You feel unhealthy or you don't like being overweight, you change your habits. Some can do
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by richsin 13y ago
So many partnerships die because you believe the other person is capable of being responsible and disciplined. If he is having problems completing the task, this will be an ongoing issue guaranteed. Also this seems very one sided and it usu
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by richsin 13y ago
Sure do. Drop me a line. mr.rich.sin@gmail.com
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by richsin 13y ago
Serial Solo Founder here... Done many solo startups (offline and online) over the years. 1. Organization & discipline. Set your hours. It reduces stress and the free time gives you perspective. Even with a team, you probably won't
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by richsin 13y ago
Clerky.com
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by richsin 13y ago
Alot of great advice here, but one that I believe is the most important... HAVE A GOOD CONTRACT. When projects go smoothly, you hardly have to refer back to the contract and in many cases it is a formality. But, When things go wrong such
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by richsin 13y ago
Right on. I am 100% with you and you definitely do not sound like a rebellious teen. I had a very similar year to yours regarding personal reflection and I think ending your's off this way gives so much more meaning moving forward. It&

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