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   Tricky Scrum Master interview questions(medium.com)

   1 points by alexxtomsk 8y ago|0 comments
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   100 Scrum Master Interview Questions and Scenarios(standuply.com)

   2 points by alexxtomsk 8y ago|0 comments
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   by alexxtomsk 8y ago

   Agreed.
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   by alexxtomsk 8y ago

   Yep, maybe. What a huge market!
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   by alexxtomsk 8y ago

   You will find screenshots in the article which it seems you haven't read.
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   by alexxtomsk 8y ago

   Here's a quick update on the most popular questions. 1. Are those numbers real or fake in favor of content marketing? Numbers are real. Anyone from this forum can book a call with me, and I will do a screen sharing of our Stripe/B
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   by alexxtomsk 8y ago

   Standuply focuses on Slack where it brings all the data and questions. There is no need for you/your team to remember using one more external tool.
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   by alexxtomsk 8y ago

   Here's our revenue trend: Feb: $7k Mar: $9k Apr: $19,5k May: $25k June: $13k (as of 20th June) Spent on advertising: $0.
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   by alexxtomsk 8y ago

   Thanks for letting me know. We'll fix that.
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    by alexxtomsk 8y ago

    Yeah, but let's just listen to those positive commenters and disregard haters. I think if you talk about your story educating others, it brings value to the ecosystem. I respect companies like GrooveHQ that share their experience and d
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    by alexxtomsk 8y ago

    Thanks for saying that. It makes sense for us to be aware of such scenarios.
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    by alexxtomsk 8y ago

    Hi Igas. There could be several reasons in my opinion: 1. You ask for too many permissions. It makes a lot of sense to ask for less because people don't like to share their sensitive information with the product they don't know&#x
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    by alexxtomsk 8y ago

    What's small and what's large? We've just started and the business grows. I'm sure we'll hit much larger numbers in revenue. So I'm more concerned about our growth rate rather than revenue numbers. As for unit
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    by alexxtomsk 8y ago

    You always depend on something: traffic acquisition channels, competition, market size, etc. Choosing Slack doesn't mean it's the only platform you're developing for. You can expand the same value proposition to other platfo
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    by alexxtomsk 8y ago

    Thanks, that's insightful. I wonder how can they get as many users. There are not enough gamers in the world to hit that number.
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    by alexxtomsk 8y ago

    Could you tell us about monetization of that bot? Does it make any money? It would be interesting to see whether Discord is already a platform to build a business on.
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    by alexxtomsk 8y ago

    Want me to do a screen sharing of our Baremetrics dashboard? Reach out to me at alex at standuply.com to book a call.
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    by alexxtomsk 8y ago

    thanks for your warm feedback :)
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    by alexxtomsk 8y ago

    I'm sure they have core features to work on compared to a narrow bot use-case. Moreover, they will have to invest heavily in a bot that serves only a part of Slack's user base. It's not a logical move from a product standpoin
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    by alexxtomsk 8y ago

    We didn't. It was the pain point that drove users to our beta. Actually, a standup bot is one of the most popular bots if its kind on Slack App Directory.
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    by alexxtomsk 8y ago

    Why would a company that relies heavily on bots shut us (or another valuable) bot off?
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    by alexxtomsk 8y ago

    Thanks. I wrote a dedicated post on that: https://standuply.com/blog/saas-mvp/ It took us a bit less than a year to build the MVP and experiment with the concept.
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    by alexxtomsk 8y ago

    These marketing channels worked the best: Content Marketing, Product Hunt, Social Networks.
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    by alexxtomsk 8y ago

    We went out of beta offering paid plans. This way sales started to show up.
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    by alexxtomsk 8y ago

    We haven't decided yet to be among Open Startups, but if you have a particular question, reach out to me at alex at standuply.com As for developers, we have some background working in tech. So it wasn't a problem.
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    by alexxtomsk 8y ago

    There are 7 of us
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    by alexxtomsk 8y ago

    thanks, I didn't want to be too pushy =)
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    by alexxtomsk 8y ago

    I think the problem (or should I say "the difference") with Discord is that they don't position it for business communications. However, the product is fully capable of doing that. So there are some teams using Discord for bu
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    by alexxtomsk 8y ago

    Of course, we do use Slack. Also, we're very into Agile with deep management background. Here's how we came up with the idea insight.
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    by alexxtomsk 8y ago

    I can quote our user: "My team are consisting of remote resources, and scheduling a standup suitable to all timezones was a nightmare. And it always ending up as a regular meeting not a standup. Standuply had solved that." So, for