jasonglaspey

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by jasonglaspey 11y ago
I would encourage you to look around before deciding on Pulley. While I haven't used them in a while, when I did I was really blown away by how little support, features, and service they provided. It felt very half-assed and very slow
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by jasonglaspey 12y ago
I've been running my own companies with employees and contractors for over 6 years, and that's after over a decade in my industry working in several different types of companies with different roles. The reason I'm asking is
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CEOs: How do you know if you're doing your job?
2 points by jasonglaspey 12y ago|8 comments
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Factors in finding your startup idea (for smaller startups)(chrisstadler.com)
2 points by jasonglaspey 14y ago|0 comments
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by jasonglaspey 15y ago
If you have an "idea" person, you're screwed. You need a product person. I don't know how to code, but I can help with wireframes, customer interviews, feedback, marketing plans, pricing strategies, partnership opportunities, etc. The very
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by jasonglaspey 15y ago
Actually, that's not true at all. I personally am a non-programmer, who've hired people to write my code for me, and built a successful company that now employs many people. I wish I had a technical co-founder, for all the reasons mention
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by jasonglaspey 15y ago
I was having a similar conversation with a friend of mine the other day, and I think what PG pointed out was really poignant, that content doesn't have to be movies and TV shows. I do like the occasional movie, or TV show, but I don't need
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by jasonglaspey 16y ago
It's because the Honey Badger don't give a F@CK!
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Oregon Senator Ron Wyden just saved the Internet(siliconflorist.com)
2 points by jasonglaspey 16y ago|0 comments