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The difference between a demo or prototype and an actual SaaS with paying users is significant. The former can land you a technical job if it's well done. The l
by jjoe 10y ago
The difference between a demo or prototype and an actual SaaS with paying users is significant. The former can land you a technical job if it's well done. The latter will getyou a C-level job for an upstart if it's well executed (read: shows important growth). But you haven't explained what kind of job you're applying for.
- citizens 10y ago> The latter will getyou a C-level job for an upstart if it's well executed Could you expand on this? Are you referring to an acquisition?
- jjoe 10y agoNot an acquisition. If you can show you've built a XaaS from scratch, were able to acquire a good number of paying users, and were able to keep them happy, then chances are you're well worth the hire. You're high-end startup material. Do this a few times in a row and you can be certain investors will like you. Taking it up a notch each time. People who can do this serially are never out of work.
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