naushadparpia

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   by naushadparpia 14y ago

   All great feedback. Thanks for the honesty. Yeah I definitely should've said where I was located.
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   by naushadparpia 14y ago

   I guess the only way to validate the idea is to build it and see if people use it. I have asked potential users and all have said that they would use a service like this. The research includes pages, site maps, design thoughts, basically e
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   by naushadparpia 14y ago

   Thanks, yeah this was truly spoken from my heart and these kind of things I cannot put on a resume. I agree with Avalaxy that you should really open your heart and describe yourself instead of using mine as a template (which I don't mind y
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   by naushadparpia 14y ago

   The idea can be summed up in three words "Amazon for services" . I have talked to seller and buyers and have received validation (but then again its easy for people to say yeah I would use something like this). If you are interested then pl
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   by naushadparpia 14y ago

   I completely agree with you on the fact that months of paper don't really mean anything but it helps me pitch to a developer to let him or her know that I have thought through this idea and it really helped me lay down my thoughts. I believ
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   by naushadparpia 14y ago

   To be honest, this is all good in theory but really hard to do. Its easier said then done.
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   Looking for a Technical Co-Founder

   7 points by naushadparpia 14y ago|14 comments
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   by naushadparpia 14y ago

   1) Dedication: are they willing to dedicate the same amount of hours as you if not more 2) Knowledge: if they are in the business side then look for the school they graduated from, what kind of books they read, and make sure they are good a