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sarahnadav
11y ago
I went back and looked through the conversation. The entirety of the discussion only makes him look worse. It starts by me asking if they have invested in any women, him saying No and then I say "Isn't that weird" and then t
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I have invested time and energy but not money. (I don't have that kind of money) IMO, being a mother is a bonus but no, I don't think that they should take it into account. I think that they should look at the idea and ability t
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11y ago
So, I wrote the article and the thing that is the most interesting to me is that I am getting an incredible amount of positive responses to my post (outside of HN). Especially from women who feel like I expressed something that they are st
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11y ago
I think that a lot of these conversations are happening at "Women in Tech" events and it would be great if there was a way for men to be more of a part of that
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11y ago
OP here. AMA
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11y ago
Did you read the article? The point isn't arguing whether or not their needs to be a change for Women in Tech- it is arguing about how we are going about it. There is a victim blaming rut that is forcing women to make the change from t
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11y ago
Access to capital and influence are not the "trappings of power", they are the definition of power in the industry. Both capital and influence are drivers to getting shit done.
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Also, I think that it is important to note that diversity has it's own value. It doesn't generally get factored into the equation of who is going to be a good speaker, but it should.
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The emphasis is on whether or not the conference organizer "can find" people to speak. Bias alone is not the issue, a lot of organizers just recycle lists from previous years or rely on recommendations of people they know. Any or
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The“Women in Tech” movement is full of victim blaming bullshit
(medium.com)
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11y ago
I am glad that this woman had a good experience, but it is the exception rather than the rule. Anyone who wants to use this as social proof that gender discrimination isn't a huge problem in the industry is fooling themselves.
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If you have an Airbnb and can't market for shit, this is for you
(amazon.com)
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11y ago
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This is super helpful, and I am going to create a "How it works" page to break it down for people. I will also probably add in a few more questions to the FAQ. I created the company because I had to do all this for myself and I wa
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12y ago
If there are any other questions- please feel free to ask...
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12y ago
Thanks- that is our goal
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12y ago
Hi- thanks for all the questions, since we are just launching- I am happy to get feedback because I want the service to be easy to understand. I'll start with the safety of your information. Any critical customer information that a cu
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It has been an evolution- I got into debt during a life crisis and was shocked by how I was treated. I was hounded and devastated. I researched the industry and saw how broken it was, and how many people didn't know their rights so I
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12y ago
Just to clarify- we will never charge you for the monthly service, only if you order and send a registered letter (which you can always print and send yourself)
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If you want to try it out- use the coupon code: free4ever You will still need to put in your credit card information because registered letters cost money but we will never charge you for the service
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It is a massive growth industry- around 111,000,000 Americans currently have a debt in collections
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12y ago
thanks!
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Last time I posted this, we got so much traffic the site went down and no one got to see it. A bunch of people were interested so I am trying it again
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Civilize – Manage Your Debt
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Finally, someone seriously addressing the Series A crunch
(marketwired.com)
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Startups dying faster than they are being created
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HOW WOMEN LEAD DIFFERENTLY, AND WHY IT MATTERS
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Apply to present your start up in Israel Innovation Summit
(facebook.antavo.com)
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Hacking Civilization, Kilimanjaro
(thesummit.co)
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Big Bang Theory Lego Set
(lego.cuusoo.com)
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An Ode to Code as heard through the ears of a CEO
(docs.google.com)
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