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by czbond 7y ago
I did - early beta. Based on my experience as CISO for SaaS a well as running security engineer team at a Fortune 5 company, performing Tier 1 PCI DSS, NESA, scans, etc https://joinsecurekit.com/
902.
by czbond 7y ago
No - keep a job, but possibly change jobs [no idea other alternatives you have]. Regarding your side project: Use some of your income to pay a freelancer to grow the business in areas you cannot. Growing from $100/month - $5000 month,
903.
by czbond 7y ago
How?
904.
by czbond 7y ago
You have not operated where software defines the industry, but where it is a third tier service to the industry.
905.
by czbond 7y ago
I believe you have it reversed. The initial (main) point of a job is so the corporation can generate profit. The secondary, positive side effect, is that it can, sometimes, organize society.
906.
by czbond 7y ago
Your suggestion is the right one - a contract CEO (with similar vertical or even horizontal experience) is better than a financial number cruncher.
907.
by czbond 7y ago
Being a CEO of a company, is in no way comparable to any other position within that same company. There are orders of magnitudes different. There is a reason (rightfully so) that a CEO is paid much more than anyone else*. Like a doctor, who
908.
by czbond 7y ago
I suspect they will. As a resident of Colorado, once the politicians realize they can MAKE money off it, rather than spending considerably more money ON it (eg: jails, etc)... the transition suddenly "makes sense".
909.
by czbond 7y ago
Not true - if it were, every minimum wage, overworked job would go unfilled.
910.
Ask HN: Startup needs suggestion on business process automation
6 points by czbond 7y ago|3 comments
911.
by czbond 7y ago
Are sites likes Glassdoor (for most companies), Linkedin jobs (with salary ranges), and tech (levelsfyi, etc) already doing this in an anonymous way?
912.
by czbond 7y ago
You are absolutely right. I am incredibly thrifty, and it took me YEARS to figure this out.
913.
by czbond 8y ago
I need to integrate with food POS, any advice there?
914.
by czbond 8y ago
Your comment enticed me to read much of it. A moving piece - a bit long - but insightful.
915.
by czbond 8y ago
Not necessarily. This great video from PBS Spacetime is a fairly detailed, but good for a 'nearly' layman on the findings in depth. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5t0jaE--l0Y A discussion on how a galaxy could be
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by czbond 8y ago
Of course you can reverse the career at a high level. But it doesn't mean someone else would have the same outcomes - even if following the same steps. Every person's life is filled with a unique, dynamic range of possibilities, o
917.
by czbond 8y ago
I mean - that does happen. I personally know of enough middle class kids for whom none of that is true. They just worked incredibly hard, and didn't give up when people normally do, including not being paid for many years while living
918.
by czbond 8y ago
I quite disagree. It's not the "position" these give you, but the mind set. The mind set is what differentiates highly successful. I know quite a lot of people who are multi-millionares, don't have to work - and came fro
919.
by czbond 8y ago
If ones believes success comes from privilege, one will never be successful.
920.
by czbond 8y ago
And this is news worthy, how?
921.
by czbond 8y ago
AWS WAF is great - up and running same day, heck even same hour depending on architecture.
922.
by czbond 8y ago
Maybe he was more of a "sensor" (personality type that needs to see a tangible result). A lot of developers are sensors (ISTJ in the myers briggs woo woo parlance), but also a lot are intuitors which might not need this.
923.
by czbond 8y ago
This, also, applies to entrepreneurship. In fact, it can be said you serve more people in a business than as a employee.
924.
by czbond 8y ago
Thanks for that ! I've always wondered what the genesis of it was....
925.
by czbond 8y ago
I am guessing that is a Blind app reference?
926.
by czbond 8y ago
I laughed only when I read the last sentence "The company also promises that “Goldman Sachs will never sell your data to third parties for marketing and advertising.” Never trust Goldman when a profit is already built in.
927.
by czbond 8y ago
I agree. I have many well paid friends in tech, who bristle when I blatantly say "Everyone is 3 steps from being homeless - the steps are just a little larger for some". They fail to see how .... a sickness, a lost job, etc can le
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by czbond 8y ago
With your experience, what solution would you offer knowing the situation better than many here?
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by czbond 8y ago
That's their stance, yes, I'm personally not fully libertarian and think an NLRB is useful.
930.
by czbond 8y ago
But I do. Wealth has nothing at all to do with worker productivity. It has only to do with saving a lot more than one spends by spending less, or generating large value to society with a monetary reward. The pathway for any middle class fam

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