reality_TV

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by reality_TV 11y ago
You along with other startups make it incredibly hard to cancel ones account. It's a trick to keep your user base numbers high vs. offering an easy way for the user to delete their own account themselves, as most startups use to allow
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by reality_TV 11y ago
I haven't read the article, but why not follow your passion that at least guarantees you a job in this industry. It's not what you "TRULY," want to do, but at least your making a living in the field you have an interest
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by reality_TV 11y ago
This is a terrible practice for consumers, but a huge strategy win for startups(AOL zombie account trick .. hope they forget about wanting to delete or cancel). I ran into this awful practice with Uber after a hack they know about lets your
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by reality_TV 11y ago
My 8 year history indicates my strong points are ideas, marketing the ideas and building them out some with teams of consultants who are not 500% vested as I. I'd love to find a true startup partner who has connections and is vested th
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by reality_TV 11y ago
im not surprised of being downvoted ... i sound like a whiner no doubt. Whining that if your born rich and affluent or have strong ties to such then getting your startup funded is a ton easier. Pardon my whining about how getting funding w
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by reality_TV 11y ago
Seeing this story slightly riles me up. My favorite uncle has a brother who is rich behind wildest dreams. He invested in this supposed unicorn. What did or does she do to get rich people to pull out their wallets and possibly dump their m
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by reality_TV 11y ago
Attempt clear and open communication with your boss. If they are receptive and want to help awesome stay there/cont. to work hard for them. If not go find somewhere else to work that respects you and your hard work!