arshadgc

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Thankhub's Disclaimer. Should every site have one of these?(thankhub.tumblr.com)
3 points by arshadgc 14y ago|0 comments
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How to keep your tech team happy(arshadchowdhury.com)
1 points by arshadgc 15y ago|0 comments
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How to share equity with co-founders and employees(arshadchowdhury.com)
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Stylish standup desk in 10 Mins(cleargears-blog.heroku.com)
1 points by arshadgc 15y ago|1 comments
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A smart new way to save and even publicly show off your thank-you notes.(thankhub.com)
2 points by arshadgc 15y ago|0 comments
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The Secret To Building Apps Fast(arshadchowdhury.com)
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Non-technical CEO's Favorite Tools(arshadchowdhury.com)
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by arshadgc 15y ago
You're right in that it's not a profitable business yet. It's only a business in that we offer a service and we charge for it. We definitely don't do that profitably yet! We've built a minimum viable product that we'll use as a basis to exp
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by arshadgc 15y ago
We started off asking people to send their email along with the code word but that was really confusing. However, we only ask people for their emails once; from then on RollCallMe remembers the email. - Arshad
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by arshadgc 15y ago
Thanks, Dhimes. I'll update the language to be more accurate. How embarrassing! - Arshad
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by arshadgc 15y ago
You're right... I'm trying to figure out how this can be useful. I used it at a recent Meetup to divide people into committees, and that worked well. But yeah, the hunt for more use cases is on.
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by arshadgc 15y ago
Thanks, Andrew!
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How I built a business in a weekend (Or, the benefits of shared workspaces)(arshadchowdhury.com)
65 points by arshadgc 15y ago|28 comments