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by markfer 9y ago
also curious how
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by markfer 9y ago
I would check out https://talentmatch.ai/ (full disclosure: I work at the party company, and it's our latest product)
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by markfer 9y ago
Crazy. This and Jedi Knight Academy is easily one of my most defining childhood moments. I remember playing this game for countless hours. Started an awesome clan, met a ton of people, and helped drive my love for designing video games.
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Ask HN: ReactJS or Native for chat app MVP? Beginner programmer
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Ask HN: How do you create your MVP landing pages?
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by markfer 9y ago
https://www.recapped.io is what I actually launched 2 months ago since I was frustrated by the lack of existing solutions for my sales team. Around $600/mo now, but believe I should hit $2,000+ MRR by next month. TL;DR: Sal
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by markfer 9y ago
To, you know, provide a better customer experience.
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by markfer 9y ago
Definitely getting the first few paying customers. Luckily I have a vast network of potential users from previous jobs, but asking them to pay feels weird when it's an MVP (mostly).
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by markfer 9y ago
Mind if I email you with some more questions?
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by markfer 9y ago
Would you pay? How much?
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by markfer 9y ago
I've actually been thinking about starting a Sales bootcamp aimed at teaching technical founders, or people with no background in sales. Not sure if there would be any interest though.
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Ask HN: Would you be interested in an Intro to Sales bootcamp?
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Ask HN: What would you recommend for a beginner learning programming?
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by markfer 9y ago
Without spending too much time answering this - you're half right. Google is our top hiring partner by a long margin. The application requires a coding test, a technical interview (answering 3 questions with 15 minutes each), and a non
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by markfer 9y ago
Honestly you'd be pretty surprised. I can't speak for other coding bootcamps, but App Academy only admits 2-3% of all applicants. Going through the admissions process requires learning basic coding fundamentals, but nothing prohi
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by markfer 9y ago
Hey all, I actually work at App Academy in the admissions department. Happened to see this while at work. These numbers are very much in-line with our graduate history ($105k average in SF, $89k in NY). Seems like there is a decent amount o
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Ask HN: How are you sending sales proposals?
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Ask HN: What's the most annoying aspect of your day to day?
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by markfer 10y ago
Does anybody have an invite code they wouldn't mind sharing for Atlas?