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by graham1776 10y ago
Most if not all are online dealers (will ship to you), but I can definitely add in locale in the future! Thanks for feedback.
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Show HN: Watch Agents – Curated Vintage Watch Dealers(watchagents.com)
2 points by graham1776 10y ago|3 comments
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by graham1776 10y ago
My wife and I rewatch the obligatory Lustig lecture about once a month to re-anger ourselves at sugar. Nothing motivates like a bit of biochemistry mixed in with political intrigue. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBnniua6-o
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by graham1776 10y ago
Is there a standardized excel knowledge test and or certification? As a senior analyst excel expertise is requisite, but is very hard to interview for...I had to make an excel test just to empirically rate our analyst candidates. I know the
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by graham1776 10y ago
There was a great post about a week ago about books you would give as a gift. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12243611
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Ask HN: Recommendations for “too-quiet” open office?
3 points by graham1776 10y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: My grandfather was a target of a scam using my information
45 points by graham1776 10y ago|29 comments
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by graham1776 10y ago
I hear this often, and yes it can be very frustrating to get rejections. I've done 200+ informational interviews over my career, and probably gotten turned down by 2000 requests. I wrote a post about this problem specifically a while b
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by graham1776 10y ago
Hi there. I just wrote a full length guidebook on the portion you refer as "Leads". I call them "Informational Interviews". Book is available for free at and I'd love to partner with you guys to reach more people! C
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by graham1776 10y ago
The one thing I always tell anyone on the job hunt, which few ever seem to take me up on: Informational Interviews. These are informal "can I take you out to coffee?" talks with people in your industry to see what they are working
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Informational Interviews: Grab a Coffee, Get a Job, and Supercharge Your Career(grahamwahlberg.com)
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Informational Interviews(grahamwahlberg.com)
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by graham1776 10y ago
https://www.producthunt.com/ https://www.businessinsider.com/ http://www.theonion.com http://www.getpocket.com http://www.waitbutwhy.com http://www.wired.com
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by graham1776 10y ago
A few areas - Data, Analysis, and Reporting. I work in institutional real estate and we still heavily rely on legacy data providers (Costar and Brokerages), do most of our analysis in Excel, and Reporting in Word and Powerpoint. Financial i
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by graham1776 10y ago
Is the software available for download?
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by graham1776 10y ago
Is there any website/service that allows US citizens to sign and send a pre-written letter to their congressman to address this issue, specifically pertaining to the Zika Virus and/or killing mosquitoes? Change.org campaign? My wi
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by graham1776 10y ago
A great post with non-technical related questions and discussion on questions to ask an employer: http://www.theladders.com/career-newsletters/it-s-not-about-...
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by graham1776 10y ago
I agree you are also trying to determine if the employer is a good fit for you. I think this is implicit in the interview process. You absolutely should ask questions that tick your own boxes! What I have found in my own career, though, is
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by graham1776 10y ago
I realize this is geared towards the end of an actual job interview, but many of the questions that really hit home for an employer are: Questions that demonstrate 1)technical ability and 2)culture fit. If you can ask questions that show an
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Job Hunting in the Digital Age(nytimes.com)
1 points by graham1776 11y ago|0 comments
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by graham1776 11y ago
I am in exactly the same boat. I use pocket for almost every article I come across, but the comments come across to pocket funny. To expand the question, has anyone found an extension/tool that makes the comments more readable?
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by graham1776 11y ago
You are so spot on with many of these points, you really have a firm grasp on the industry. 1) Would love to hear about the startup you guys have been painfully building once its launched. 2) There seem to be a healthy # of real estate folk
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by graham1776 11y ago
This is great exactly what I was thinking of! Keep expanding and get it out there!
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by graham1776 11y ago
Would love to collaborate if you are interested! Let me know.
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by graham1776 11y ago
Good call. This idea was a little old and there are some new interesting startups in this space.
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by graham1776 11y ago
Would love to collaborate or talk over the phone. Shoot me an email!
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by graham1776 11y ago
Mine too, we should talk. I agree after having worked for both small startups and large corporate REITS. Most of my ideas are incremental vs monster changes. Eventually though someone will throw enough money or the government will start to
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by graham1776 11y ago
Now I just need that publisher. I'll put a link up to my manuscript later.
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by graham1776 11y ago
www.contactually.com has tried pretty hard, but even their UI is too complex. I just need one person to be reminded to reach out to today. And by the way, can you do it for me, Software?
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by graham1776 11y ago
I'll take this as a complement. I've collected these "ideas" for the last 5-6 years, mostly out of complaints of stupid things I have had to do for my job. So there is a "market" even though the market may only

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