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by simpixelated 6y ago
I work for a small company (less than 10 employees) that follows a very similar working process. No deadlines, one (very short) weekly meeting. We don't try to stay competitive with similar products. That's impossible with VC fund
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by simpixelated 8y ago
As an introvert who was a manager for several years, I agree that it is very difficult and draining. I believe that I have the skills to be a good manager (empathy, EQ, organization), but I did find it extremely draining. Towards the end of
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by simpixelated 8y ago
For anyone that wants to work for a company that DOES NOT do white-boarding during interviews, here's a solid list: https://github.com/poteto/hiring-without-whiteboards
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by simpixelated 8y ago
Measurabl | Frontend Engineer | San Diego | Onsite | Fulltime We're a small, stable (5 years old) startup in San Diego that just received series A funding and we're looking to scale up our team to help building owners measure and
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by simpixelated 8y ago
Measurabl | Senior Front End Engineer | San Diego, CA | ONSITE Measurabl, the industry leading cloud based sustainability software for the built environment, seeks a talented and driven individual to join our growing team in San Diego, CA.
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by simpixelated 9y ago
I'm fairly new to management myself and I've been reading a lot of articles recently to improve my abilities. Here are some of the blogs and websites I've read (hopefully you'll find them useful as well): - https:/
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by simpixelated 9y ago
Native Axis ( https://nativeaxis.com ) | QA Engineer | San Diego, CA | REMOTE We provide automated and on-demand marketing services for Real Estate agents. We're a small team, fully remote, but we prefer local candidates to m
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by simpixelated 11y ago
Loop33 | Junior to Mid-Level Front-end Engineer | REMOTE Join a small but growing team of highly experienced engineers building apps for the Real Estate industry using React.js and Node.js. Loop33 is a fully remote software company where yo
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by simpixelated 11y ago
I use this for groceries and it's great! Really easy to add items as I think of them, then check the list while at the store. Thanks for the app!
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by simpixelated 11y ago
Thanks, this advice will definitely help. I know he's open to feedback so I'll make sure to be proactive.
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by simpixelated 11y ago
I've certainly mentioned stress, but the target has always been deadlines, shifting priorities, etc. I've never been able to articulate his particular faults.
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by simpixelated 11y ago
How do I tactfully express a few key points of advice from this article to my manager? He's generally a good manager, just very bad at: > 14. Don’t shoot down ideas until it’s necessary. > 25. Don’t judge too quickly; you’re r
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by simpixelated 12y ago
This is the right answer. The best stack for a JS beginner to learn is JS, HTML, and CSS. Throw in some localStorage if you need persistence. The OP is definitely coming at this from the wrong perspective (the need to pick a framework). Ins
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by simpixelated 12y ago
Read "Don't Call Yourself A Programmer, And Other Career Advice" by Patrick McKenzie (patio11) http://www.kalzumeus.com/2011/10/28/dont-call-yourself-a-pro... Read stuff like this by Ramit Seth
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by simpixelated 12y ago
subscription?
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by simpixelated 12y ago
I think you'll find that remote developers' salaries vary as much as any other worker. I work remotely for a company based in NYC. My employer based their initial offer on the average salary for software developers in the city tha
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by simpixelated 12y ago
1000 STR sent to root! my name: simpixelated
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by simpixelated 12y ago
Looks like it was pre-mined. They are giving away up to 6k if you connect your Facebook and verify your email. "One key difference is that 95% of the currency is being given away for free at the outset, the bulk of it from an initial i