K3k1

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   by K3k1 4y ago

   Having to learn a no-code/low-code tool because a bunch of non-technical managers thought they could lower their headcount expenses this way. The tool was disastrous, the project failed, and I accumulated a ton of useless knowledge whi
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   by K3k1 4y ago

   Hard to tell without more financial information, but generally speaking, having only one customer despite it being very happy with your product, is way too much risk to tolerate over the long run. This customer may be extending the startup&
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   by K3k1 4y ago

   I made mine after selling my startup a few years ago. The only thing that changed was my mental state. From constantly worrying about money to only worrying about returning to my previous state. I had to make a few sacrifices to get where I