LukeG

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by LukeG 18y ago
I think a central repository of the jobs would compete too directly with our affiliates. We want to get them paid. We also don't want to rebuild the [startuply] wheel with another destination site - JobSyndicate is about distribution.
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by LukeG 18y ago
alive and kicking
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by LukeG 18y ago
We're definitely focused on tech, design/UX, and PM/startup marketing-focused blogs for now.
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by LukeG 18y ago
thanks!
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JobSyndicate Alpha Launch(startuply.com)
58 points by LukeG 18y ago|22 comments
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by LukeG 18y ago
sweet, sweet idea. I'm with you.
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by LukeG 18y ago
bug labs is doing awesome stuff, people should go work here. I would (try) if I wasn't caught up with this whole YC thing.
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by LukeG 18y ago
No, their version had a bugger where zero in the denominator came back as "infinity."
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by LukeG 18y ago
Stay tuned for http://www.jobsyndicate.com
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by LukeG 18y ago
http://startuply.com/#/QA%20type%3A%22Engineering%22/1
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by LukeG 18y ago
As someone who's seen approx. 73,801 job postings, I prefer just about anything to "software engineer." Just for flavor.
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by LukeG 18y ago
I suspect not - interns are usually good for cheap labor.
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by LukeG 18y ago
http://www.nextny.org/ and http://www.meetup.com/ny-tech/ are pretty established, but I can't speak for their quality myself. (um or http://startuply.com/#/in%20new%20york/1 )
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by LukeG 18y ago
We'd love to talk to companies that use coding tests in the hiring process. Do they work? How well? Any insight into the design of good filters screens?
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by LukeG 18y ago
from all of the tech companies that we've talked to, hiring preference curves seem pretty consistent: > immediate personal + professional networks > existing customers/users > extended network > recruiters & job boards F
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by LukeG 18y ago
luke at startuply dot com, i'd love to get in touch.
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by LukeG 18y ago
well how else would ibankers make their money?
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by LukeG 18y ago
and contact info?
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by LukeG 18y ago
from bjornelasse (below): http://supercoolschool.typepad.com/blog/
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by LukeG 18y ago
tough time to be in finance...it looks like there's a net job outflow from Wall St, including for engineering positions.
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Ask HN: Who's Hiring?
163 points by LukeG 18y ago|208 comments
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by LukeG 18y ago
Close to 1000 startup jobs on Startuply right now, and almost half of them are in SF/Silicon Valley. http://www.startuply.com
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by LukeG 18y ago
what a great comment!
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by LukeG 18y ago
I think it needs to be a source or a service. I also think it's a source. Don't be too parental, papa bear. Let an api happen before you start being the po-lice. It's actually a pretty fascinating idear. I spend a pretty decent amount of ti
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by LukeG 18y ago
My brother was the first person (ever) to go an offshore med school and then do his residency at Mass General (the Harvard hospital). So yeah, definitely don't need a top med school. And doing that at 30 (or 25 or 40) is awesome. But a fami
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by LukeG 18y ago
Thanks for this. That's the funniest site I've seen in a while.
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by LukeG 18y ago
Lots of great comments here, but not this one: you cannot work 40 hrs/week, have a family, and become a brain surgeon in your spare time. I have 5 doctors in my immediate family and know a bunch more in medical school, and you have no idea
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by LukeG 18y ago
I think you guys are right...an important part of my answer was the "yet." We haven't seen too much weakness yet at Startuply, but it's sure coming. We still expect startups to be better insulated from macroeconomic weakness than many (or m
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by LukeG 18y ago
so easy I almost don't understand
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by LukeG 18y ago
I don't like work stuff on Facebook...I just changed my profile pic to sign up for a "professional" event.

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