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Andy Rubin now Senior Vice President of Google (androidcommunity.com)
2 points by jeanhsu 16y ago|0 comments
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What might Twitter and/or Facebook have cost us if they were invented earlier(salgar.blogspot.com)
1 points by jeanhsu 16y ago|0 comments
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How to Fix Google(tylerneylon.com)
29 points by jeanhsu 16y ago|6 comments
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by jeanhsu 16y ago
I don't think it's either of those--I think it's a natural progression of a startup whose composition is pretty much entirely of young people straight out of school who don't have as many obligations outside of work, as say, someone with a
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by jeanhsu 16y ago
Glad to hear this perspective, as a lot of early comments were on the other end of the spectrum. Still finding my way in startup world, but it's encouraging to hear others who have been there and managed to make it work!
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by jeanhsu 16y ago
Yes, I'd imagine it'd be quite different for employees and founders. I don't know if I'm willing to make that kind of sacrifice though--maybe that means I'm not cut out to be a founder. Or maybe I haven't found the right opportunity yet.
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Work/Life Balance at a Startup -- Just a Pipedream?(jeanhsu.com)
58 points by jeanhsu 16y ago|53 comments
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"Does Working at a Startup Ever Get Hectic?"(jeanhsu.com)
2 points by jeanhsu 16y ago|0 comments
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My Experiences as a CS Student(jeanhsu.com)
1 points by jeanhsu 16y ago|0 comments
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Native vs. Web Apps(farukat.es)
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by jeanhsu 16y ago
Good point--that's pretty much the experience I've had, but I've only worked in software, so I didn't have much to compare it to!
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A theory of game enjoyment(looptwister.com)
3 points by jeanhsu 16y ago|0 comments
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by jeanhsu 16y ago
So I'm not too sure, as I've only had it for a few days, but I already check fb/twitter/email WAY too often on my laptop, so I am sort of concerned about that. I haven't been checking email on my phone too much though, and I'm trying not to
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by jeanhsu 16y ago
Totally agree with a lot of the points you brought up. There are pluses to working at large companies, and many people are happy there. I left Google to work for myself and then joined a startup, and couldn't be happier. Wrote a response as
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Are All Engineers Better Off Working at Startups?(jeanhsu.com)
1 points by jeanhsu 16y ago|1 comments
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99 Days at a Startup(jeanhsu.com)
48 points by jeanhsu 16y ago|4 comments
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How Effective are Technical Interviews?(jeanhsu.com)
95 points by jeanhsu 16y ago|108 comments
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Why I Left Google(jeanhsu.com)
143 points by jeanhsu 16y ago|115 comments
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My Experiences as a Female Software Engineer(jeanhsu.com)
244 points by jeanhsu 16y ago|218 comments
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by jeanhsu 16y ago
you might want to check your math...
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by jeanhsu 16y ago
It's possible to be strict and take some parts of Asian parenting without taking it to an extreme. I had math homework everyday during the summer, but I enjoyed it and my mom was smart enough to not force me to do it for hours a day. I al
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by jeanhsu 16y ago
thanks! agreed--what is necessary for success is completely different here, yet many Chinese parents still think there is a magic formula, and that they know it!