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Join our engineering team and build a product used by millions (The Muse, YC W12)
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The Muse (YC W12) is hiring fullstack and back end engineers
(themuse.com)
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The Muse (YC W12) is hiring an SEO Manager
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Lead Our Customer Success/Account Management Dept at the Muse (YC W12)
(themuse.com)
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The Muse (YC W12) is hiring
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The Muse (YC W12) Is Hiring a Social Media and Communications Manager
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The Muse (YC W12) Is Hiring a Social Media Manager – Build a Consumer Brand
(themuse.com)
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The Muse (YC W12) Is Hiring a Regional Sales Manager
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I'm in agreement with you on that - we pay all of our interns at The Muse. The posting referred to above is a way of recruiting people who are interested in contributing 1-4 mentoring posts per month, so very low commitment nights-and-
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Thanks for posting that - YC definitely helped us avoid some classic early-stage startup mistakes
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Thanks so much Jessica- we're so glad we did. YC was an unbelievably valuable experience. To the commenter below who asked how YC changed us & our company, there's not much that's more useful to an early, growing company
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Hi Asparagirl, there are 4-5x the number of people who ask to write for us compared to the number who ultimately get to, so clearly there's some value there :) The reality is that most of our writers are also mentors to other people, a
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I'll be there (from The Muse, YC W12 batch) - looking forward to saying hi!
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Thanks - I actually, embarrassingly, have not read the book (I should not admit this in public) but it sounds very much up our alley. That said, you can do so much more digitally than you can in print, especially for people who might be exp
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That's really why we did it in the first place
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Don't choose advisors who are more experienced versions of you
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How to make the most of accelerator office hours
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Building a Great Company Culture
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How to Get Funding for Your Startup
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Cisco Acquires Cybersecurity Company Sourcefire For $2.7 Billion
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Fair - It's helpful to ask around, if you can, re: what to expect ahead of time. I've seen Techcrunch posts cause a bigger spike than a Fox national TV appearance (3000-4000 visits, 1-2000 simultaneous) depending on the time of da
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No, That Rolling Stone Cover is Not Brave, Stereotype-Busting Journalism
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A note from Betaworks on seed investing
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Charisma: Are you born with it?
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This is a brilliant idea and I now want to do this for my company when we get bigger. Thanks!
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My personal favorite is the travel perk (#4)... though I wouldn't say no to having a company boat!
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Are These The Most Ridiculous/Awesome Startup Perks Ever?
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How to Write a Follow Up Email after a Job Interview with a Startup
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Then don't take any equity and ask for a higher salary instead (or, accept that it's not a time you want to be taking a risk on a startup, and look at a bigger company role). The founders should believe that equity has a lot of va
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I'm always surprised by how many people I speak to at other companies who value their equity at 0 when negotiating a startup offer. Whether or not those shares have value to you, they have a huge amount of value to the company/fou
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