hellolemon

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by hellolemon 4y ago
I think this it. I need to invest in other areas of my life.
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by hellolemon 4y ago
I don’t know. All logic points to just staying to weather the storm and there is really no harm in staying. But my mind is questioning my choice everyday.
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Ask HN: How to deal with being overqualified for a new job?
9 points by hellolemon 4y ago|12 comments
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by hellolemon 4y ago
Look at his LinkedIn profile and you will quickly see how unqualified he is for the CEO role. He is the slope as he puts it. And no high Y would work for him.
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by hellolemon 4y ago
Be honest with them and sell them on your vision.
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by hellolemon 4y ago
If you have done 40 interviews, you are clearly qualified for the roles. I think you need to be more selective about what roles you apply to, and spent more time preparing for the interviews. Answer basic questions like why are you applyi
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by hellolemon 4y ago
It’s risky to hire an engineer to be solutions architect because they deal with large clients. Most engineers don’t have soft skills and could easily offend people without knowing. Try and have an old colleague that is non-technical refer
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Ask HN: Has the Internet Become a Burden?
25 points by hellolemon 4y ago|33 comments
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by hellolemon 4y ago
Getting products to market cost a lot of money. It’s hard to do organically unless you have your niche well defined.
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by hellolemon 4y ago
Well let’s see. Step 1) Provide a free service that will attract millions of users Step 2) Track users and sell their attention to ad buyers. Lots of internet businesses would have a hard time surviving without the ads business model. It is
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by hellolemon 4y ago
Yes. Most employees at big tech are only thinking about climbing the ladder. No one is interested in product or customers. There is little growth left.
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Ask HN: Is Web 2.0 just ads?
4 points by hellolemon 4y ago|6 comments