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The Case Against Consulting for Startups(karllhughes.com)
2 points by karlhughes 6y ago|0 comments
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by karlhughes 6y ago
My main problem with experts is they share the same cognitive biases as the rest of us: https://www.karllhughes.com/posts/experts It's great to have academic qualifications, but you still have such a limited spher
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Don't stay in stealth mode because you're afraid of launching(karllhughes.com)
1 points by karlhughes 6y ago|0 comments
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The difference between high tech and tech-enabled startups(karllhughes.com)
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Culture is created and destroyed from the top down(karllhughes.com)
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Survey Tools for Startups(draft.dev)
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“Whiteboard” style interviews only serve to make the hiring team feel superior(karllhughes.com)
2 points by karlhughes 6y ago|0 comments
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How to Create a Technical Blogging Style Guide(draft.dev)
3 points by karlhughes 6y ago|1 comments
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Finding a technical co-founder means playing the long game(karllhughes.com)
8 points by karlhughes 6y ago|0 comments
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My friend asked me to help her interview a CTO. Here's what I asked them(karllhughes.com)
6 points by karlhughes 6y ago|0 comments
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A Collection of Computer Science Blogs(draft.dev)
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A typical day as an engineering manager(karllhughes.com)
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Why I'm Skeptical of “Experts”(karllhughes.com)
3 points by karlhughes 6y ago|2 comments
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The World Needs a Non Profit Search Engine(karllhughes.com)
4 points by karlhughes 6y ago|1 comments
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Books I read before I launched my startup(karllhughes.com)
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A layered approach to testing microservices(karllhughes.com)
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Human-AI partnerships will be the defining advancement of the 2020s(karllhughes.com)
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by karlhughes 6y ago
Ah, the freelancing feast/famine cycle. This is really easy in theory, but very hard to get off of in practice. Here's how I've dealt with it: 1. Niche down really tightly. It seems like you've at least narrowed your exp
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How to Create a Hiring Rubric for Technical Writers(draft.dev)
2 points by karlhughes 6y ago|0 comments
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Great software engineers are never actively looking for a job on job boards(karllhughes.com)
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Testing software is important because developers are expensive(karllhughes.com)
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DevOps Blogs(draft.dev)
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Being the “best” programmer isn’t going to get you talked about at the bar(karllhughes.com)
2 points by karlhughes 6y ago|0 comments
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by karlhughes 6y ago
The other thing working remote forces me to do is to actually think before I assign a task to someone or ask a question. It's a lot easier to casually interrupt someone with half a thought than to write a poorly thought out email.
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My favorite books as a startup CTO(karllhughes.com)
2 points by karlhughes 6y ago|0 comments
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A day in the life of an engineering manager(karllhughes.com)
1 points by karlhughes 6y ago|0 comments
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Ruby Blogs to Follow(draft.dev)
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JavaScript Blogs(draft.dev)
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Leaving the Startup Career Path(karllhughes.com)
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The Danger in Listening to Experts(karllhughes.com)
1 points by karlhughes 6y ago|0 comments

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