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The title should be Understanding a tiny part of SaaS metrics. Four indicators is better than none, but there's no Quick Ratio for example.
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Greed needs rationalization too.
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5y ago
"Not a bubble" is exactly what people think, when there's a bubble. Otherwise there would be no bubble. People find ways to rationalize why 'this time it's different'. Sometimes it is, sometimes it's not.
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5y ago
Yep. You'll probably think "work remotely from home from anywhere" as the only smart way to proceed with your career.
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If you lost you job in the hospitality industry due to Covid-19, you'll think twice about working in the industry. And that's smart
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5y ago
Please let IBM know slavery is over.
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5y ago
Some recommendations are, well, weird.
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5y ago
And this never ends well.
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I believe both of his sons are dead now too.
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The article is very interesting but it implies this will be mainstream. It won't or at least not likely to. I bet the examples in the articles are just about the only options out there (at least as far as the education goes). And for a
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I wasn't able to finish the documentary. Not only it seemed to be poorly researched, I have hard time with the fact that a twentysome year old is pretending to be an expert on a very complex subject, explaining what is wrong with this
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As a person who has first-hand experience working with dedicated Google managers - this is great news. I used to be able to get answers very quickly, but even the simplest issues nowadays can take up to 3 weeks to get resolved. "Everyo
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6y ago
Well, it's worth noting that there are a ton of hugely successful project management platforms launched after Asana - Bitrix24, Monday, Clickup, Notion, Airtable and so on. Asana did not crush other players.
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6y ago
They can't change licensing for images that are already in use under Unsplash current agreement, can they?
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6y ago
Well, you can't offer unlimited hosting for $99/mo . But Basecamp offers unlimited projects and unlimited users and they've been around for 15+ years - https://basecamp.com/pricing . So you can do unlimited us
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6y ago
I've worked with/for Bitrix24 plenty in the past. The company behind it is 20+ years old. The service itself was launched in 2012. Profitable, self-funded, never needed to raise VC money.
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6y ago
You'll love https://www.bitrix24.com/prices/ then. CRM, Project Management and Collaboration tools priced exactly how you want, including unlimited plan for $199/mo. I think I've seen only one or two ven
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6y ago
Probably not a popular opinion, but current Covid restrictions have limited personal freedoms in more meaningful ways than political changes in any country. You can live in a very liberal European country (ex. Netherlands or Denmark) and ha
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6y ago
It's OK, if you are going fix it. Otherwise try living in a house where things are broken.
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Vertical faming has very little appeal to anyone, other than a small percentage technophiles. I don't think it's the future, and it's fine. It's good to have vertical farms, but there's nothing wrong if traditional
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There's definitely a strong link between ability to write and ability to think/explain things clearly. Writing is an incredible skill, because if kind of forces you to organize your thoughts before expressing them. And not just wr
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I get what you are saying, but the fact that your company doesn't give a shit, shouldn't mean that you automatically don't give a shit about a company. Giving a shit is a great trait IMO. If your country doesn't give a s
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It's a classic #firstworldproblem that many wish they had. I certainly wouldn't blame the employer for that.
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Let's see how long this lasts. This used to be the pathos for many US manufacturers 30 years ago, but it did not last.
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Ex-Salesforce manager alleges microaggressions and inequity
(techcrunch.com)
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Not sure how much of this is speculation and how much is pure trolling. Welcome to the postmodern capitalism where nothing makes sense.
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I think the most important question is who created this page and if they have any kind of success with their SaaS in a way Bitrix24, Slack, Trello, Notion or Miro do, which all have lifetime free plans and millions of users.
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It should be noted that is is a US only/mostly story. A fair analogy is Uber - dominant in US and some other markets, but clear loser in China, India, Africa and many European markets
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As a myopic person wearing glasses for 25+ years, I'd like independent verification of these claims. There are/were a number of similar devices that turned out to be a total dud.
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It all depends on what you consider 'science'. I choose to believe that science is anything I want it to be, therefore any publication can be scientific. Playbook and Penthouse are the best scientific publications in the field of
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