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by starlord 11y ago
One good way to start would be to add the url/details in this post as well. Next, as suggested in other comments Reddit is nice, then Quora is also big hangout for many of your target audience (at least in India). Would probably need m
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by starlord 12y ago
I was just wondering how did you deal with other senior team members that still stayed back. Hope there was no bad blood. I am curious as it seems you leaving would have been a big blow to them and they could have reacted a little adversely
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by starlord 12y ago
Thanks for addressing my concerns point wise! I have been a little worried about the stock option move ever since I have come to know about it. It has been the only sort of red flag as of yet about the leadership, but I will keep your words
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by starlord 12y ago
Yes I believe the autonomy part is important and helps you learn stuff about managing expectations of all stakeholders in a product, getting work done in a distributed manner from other engineers is also an added skill (which IMHO is bloody
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by starlord 12y ago
Thanks for sharing your experience. I hadn't read the post by Ryan. Thanks. This does look really encouraging and helpful at this point.
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Ask HN: When should one leave a company based on learning stagnation?
24 points by starlord 12y ago|13 comments
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by starlord 12y ago
Nice. If you have also used NetLogo, how different/difficult was it as compared to that. I had used NetLogo a few years back in college to study tax evasion behaviour from agent based models, it worked out quite well to match IRS figur