yallahaline

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by yallahaline 10y ago
Hi, I'm the head of comm. No remote work for us at the moment but remote interviews :)
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Stop fking stressing, your guide to surviving the entrepreneurial lifestyle(medium.com)
14 points by yallahaline 11y ago|0 comments
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Don’t tell me you don’t have time to take time off(medium.com)
8 points by yallahaline 11y ago|0 comments
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Stuck in a rut, 6 counter-intuitive technics to break free(medium.com)
1 points by yallahaline 11y ago|0 comments
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by yallahaline 11y ago
I rented my place on Airbnb, packed my bag, went to a country I was interested in, looked for a job there (luckily there was no need for a visa because I was in Africa/Middle East and you always find a way around there), found one in a
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How to hack the startup lifestyle, tips from two modern hippies(thebluehouse.io)
1 points by yallahaline 11y ago|0 comments
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by yallahaline 11y ago
Already popular with entrepreneurs Good surf/yoga/creative/authentic vibe Close to an international airport Sunny and different from Europe :) http://www.thebluehouse.io/blog/2014/12/1/why-
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by yallahaline 11y ago
For the participant to the program: internet is good enough, but I'm looking to get a much better plan in the fall. Security is not a problem. For the cofounder: bureaucracy is not as smooth as in Europe or North America, but it's
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by yallahaline 11y ago
It's usually around 20 to 30C, with a nice breeze. Marrakech has a different weather altogether.
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by yallahaline 11y ago
We also have inside nice desk chairs and tables, and are looking to install a laptop stand, and standing desk :)
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Wanted: a cofounder willing to move to a Moroccan surf town(thebluehouse.io)
39 points by yallahaline 11y ago|21 comments
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Why “Cowork-vacation” is wrong(medium.com)
3 points by yallahaline 11y ago|0 comments
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by yallahaline 11y ago
Funny, I saw a similar post on HN today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9347228 It's about a startup residence in Morocco, startups came and work there for one month
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10 Lessons from 4 Years Working Remotely at Automattic(whenihavetime.com)
2 points by yallahaline 12y ago|0 comments
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by yallahaline 12y ago
If you're a startup catering to international clients, it's better to be registered abroad (especially when you want to move to other countries, and change of scene in the long run). In most emerging economies countries, you can g
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Things We Believe After Building Maptia(medium.com)
100 points by yallahaline 12y ago|16 comments
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by yallahaline 12y ago
Hey, I'm the writer :) We actually decided to open this space after meeting a lot of cool startups who did. In this village we had TechStar Seattle and Startup Chile alumi Maptia and media darling Chui. And there are more around the wo
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by yallahaline 12y ago
It's not a one size fits all situation. Depends on your product (online/offline), on the stage your product is at, etc. The good thing is you can alternate being in big tech hub, isolating yourself in small village, challenging yo
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by yallahaline 12y ago
:)
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by yallahaline 12y ago
I agree. More and more often you see people choosing a mix of both. Living in a big city when their product requires it, going abroad when they need more focus, or when their in a development stage that enables it. You don't have to be
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by yallahaline 12y ago
It depends what stage you're in, and what is your product. If your doing a 100% online product, it doesn't change a thing. Skype works great for partners, but going in person once in a while where your partners is always better. (