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The future of work has been foretold(blog.workable.com)
3 points by moraitakis 11y ago|0 comments
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Better is easy, good is hard(insideintercom.io)
2 points by moraitakis 13y ago|0 comments
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by moraitakis 13y ago
Haha, I would be surprised if anyone intentionally plans this to happen this way, but I would guess that in many cases it plays out more or less like that.
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by moraitakis 13y ago
Of course we will, just saying that it was not intentional. In most places it is mentioned (there is a signup button on the pricing page and at the bottom of each page which says 15-day trial) but we didn't notice that in some other pl
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by moraitakis 13y ago
You're right that the button in the main page is outdated and perhaps gives the wrong idea.. but if you go to http://workable.com/pricing it clearly says "try it free for 15 days" and has a big box underneath
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by moraitakis 13y ago
Agree. But the best way to do this is to give a free trial period. We were hoping that giving a light version of the product free (not just for 15 days) would have a similar or better effect. It didn't work, and this post was written t
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by moraitakis 13y ago
Recruiters charge for their ability to bring you top quality candidates (they help you attract and select people). We sell software to manage the recruiting process. It's not one or the other. Think for example accounting software and
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by moraitakis 13y ago
We still have a free trial for 15 days, as we always did. But no free plan.
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by moraitakis 13y ago
What seems to you like a marketing effort started from a real customer need, believe it or not. Would I use a boilerplate? No. Do I think boilerplates are useful as a start for many people? Absolutely. I wish I could show you some of the jo
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by moraitakis 13y ago
Surprises me how many of companies are spending a lot of effort in building an employer brand and attracting critical talent, yet the recruitment / applicant tracking system they are using is still email and "send us a resume". By the way,
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When your past is all you’ve got(drachmastartup.wordpress.com)
1 points by moraitakis 14y ago|0 comments
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by moraitakis 14y ago
In general I agree. Note that this is only one post of a blog about the difficulties of starting up in Greece, and it's the post that lists the positives to draw upon. It does not claim that someone from Germany should move to Greece to sta
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by moraitakis 15y ago
Hackathons have an "inspirational" value. By forcing an artificial constraint they demonstrate to participants how much they can do in a single determined sprint. There may be little further connection to what it takes to make good software
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A small market’s perils(manylogue.com)
2 points by moraitakis 16y ago|0 comments
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Ten Fallacies About Web Privacy(online.wsj.com)
1 points by moraitakis 16y ago|0 comments
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Unwarranted assumptions in telecoms(disruptivewireless.blogspot.com)
2 points by moraitakis 16y ago|0 comments
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Counting International Connections on Facebook(ethanzuckerman.com)
1 points by moraitakis 16y ago|0 comments
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How to protect your job in the recession(manylogue.com)
1 points by moraitakis 16y ago|0 comments
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The 3 essentials to start up(manylogue.com)
10 points by moraitakis 16y ago|2 comments
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Strategy is the ability to say no(manylogue.com)
1 points by moraitakis 16y ago|0 comments
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What kind of girl do you think I am?(manylogue.com)
174 points by moraitakis 16y ago|111 comments
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The graveyard of ideas and the value of being wrong(manylogue.com)
10 points by moraitakis 16y ago|0 comments