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by startupstella 2y ago
Hoop | Full Stack Senior Engineer | REMOTE US | https://hoop.app Hoop is a venture backed seed stage startup with a 6 person team hiring engineer #3 to build AI first task management for busy professionals. We collaborate fully
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How to Pivot Your Startup(every.to)
1 points by startupstella 2y ago|1 comments
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by startupstella 2y ago
From Every, a framework for pivoting your startup
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Career Transitions: A Step-by-Step Framework(every.to)
1 points by startupstella 3y ago|0 comments
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by startupstella 3y ago
Hoop | Senior Front End Engineer | Full Time | Remote (based in US) https://www.hoop.app/blog/hoop-hiring-founding-engineer-fron... Join the folks who built Trello as we help teams make better decisions faster without
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by startupstella 3y ago
Hoop | Remote (US) | Full-Time Hoop helps teams make better decisions faster without meetings. Founded by three early executives from Trello, Hoop is tackling a gnarly, old problem - decision making is really hard and could (should?) be so
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Surviving the SVB Crisis as a Founder(hoop.app)
1 points by startupstella 4y ago|0 comments
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by startupstella 11y ago
Right now, good parental leave, flexible work hours, and allowing remote work allows companies to have a competitive advantage when hiring. For example, this article (link below) on Treehouse was popular last month which talked about how th
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by startupstella 12y ago
I was part of the first Excelerate class with FeeFighters (acquired by Groupon in 2012) and was an EIR with TechStars Chicago a few summers ago. I thought this post was well balanced and obviously everyone should make their own decisions ba
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by startupstella 12y ago
i like that you had to go completely overseas before finding something. well done.
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by startupstella 12y ago
Because it's a tech event. When was the last time you saw someone wear a playboy bunny outfit to a tech event?
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by startupstella 12y ago
The very first line of this is "TechWeek Presents"...it's a party associated with TechWeek.
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by startupstella 12y ago
Not at all. Sexuality is irrelevant in the context of a tech event. It's not about sex, it's about tech. And making everything sexualized to attract attendees is the problem.
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by startupstella 12y ago
I assure you if they are developers, they would not go to a tech event dressed like that. Unless the tech event had a sexual theme.
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by startupstella 12y ago
HA! I would love if you could find me a tech event that features overtly sexualized men on the advertisement. That's a challenge.
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by startupstella 12y ago
The problem is that the women are overtly sexualized. Which is fine if the ad is for a strip club. But it's not...it's for a tech event. Context is key here. We've been desensitized by accepting these images of women as norma
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by startupstella 12y ago
Have you seen the images? That's clearly not true. When pressed to identify the so called "eventgoers" the leaders of techweek came up empty. just a bad excuse.
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by startupstella 13y ago
If you like this story, check out Brooklyn Castle- a really great documentary about that school and its chess program- http://www.brooklyncastle.com/
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by startupstella 13y ago
If you have a good online portfolio (a site showing what skills you have, what projects you've done, and your personality) as well as good client facing skills, check out matchist. We built it to help awesome freelance web and mobile d
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by startupstella 13y ago
There is no one size fits all solution...for me personally, I require a mix of social and private time to maximize my productivity. Working from home half the time, and working in the other half tends to be best...For those who want to talk
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The Hardest Part Of Building A Startup (You'll Be Surprised)(forbes.com)
2 points by startupstella 13y ago|0 comments
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by startupstella 13y ago
Stella from matchist here. Our whole business is based on the fact that outsourcing development overseas leads to a bad experience (not all the time, but statistically). There are a lot of negatives to outsourcing (cultural issues, time zon
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by startupstella 13y ago
I just signed up, but I really don't understand what you are doing. Will you be finding leads and emailing them? Will you just curate lists of potential leads? Either way- it's an interesting CA channel to try. But I think you sho
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by startupstella 13y ago
I should mention, dev shops are also quite welcome.
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by startupstella 13y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER- NYC We're seeking both front end and back end professional freelance developers based in NYC to join matchist. We've recently been seeing a lot more demand for devs in NYC and currently have more local projects
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6 Ways Entrepreneurs Lie To Themselves(forbes.com)
4 points by startupstella 13y ago|0 comments
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How To Kill A Bad Business Idea(forbes.com)
3 points by startupstella 13y ago|0 comments
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Days with my father(dayswithmyfather.com)
12 points by startupstella 13y ago|4 comments
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by startupstella 13y ago
It sounds like you are just great at sales for creative work. If that's the case, perhaps you can make more money doing BD for a dev shop or creative agency? I think the question is what the end goal is: if it's to make a lot of m
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by startupstella 13y ago
This was my main takeaway, freedom doesn't necessarily mean time away from work...it's the freedom to change the direction of your business at any point or not to take on more customers (or even to hire people) or sell the busines

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