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Why Your Recruiter Can’t Find Good Talent(theundercoverrecruiter.com)
3 points by superkinz 15y ago|0 comments
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by superkinz 15y ago
Yeah. Walmart created their own innovation labs, and the gift suggestions is a result of that.
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Target, Macys, & Best Buy – Y’all Just Got Punked(blog.grouptalent.com)
12 points by superkinz 15y ago|3 comments
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Innovation Excellence | How Big is Your Innovation Clique?(innovationexcellence.com)
1 points by superkinz 15y ago|0 comments
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How To Become a Digital Nomad(theroadforks.com)
2 points by superkinz 15y ago|0 comments
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Nomadic Developers? Surfing+coding = fun
13 points by superkinz 15y ago|0 comments
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by superkinz 15y ago
Interesting thought. I've seen IOUs between developers and designers go bad sometimes though. Different people quantify things differently. I gave a dev friend three hours of tutorial on photoshop, and later he complained about me asking hi
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by superkinz 15y ago
You're not adding value to the community by asking people to fill out your google form. If you want people to do this, put it up as a public poll for everybody to take, and see the results of.
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Changing the Way High-End Projects Find Amazing Developers(blog.grouptalent.com)
5 points by superkinz 15y ago|0 comments
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by superkinz 15y ago
This needs to be an iPad app ASAP. When can we get it?
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by superkinz 15y ago
I love it. I'm musically challenged but feel like I can actually make reasonably not-horrible music. And it's like a video game. Love it!
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by superkinz 15y ago
Give me a robot that lets me fight other robots. And can I control this from my iPad rather than a second iPhone?
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by superkinz 15y ago
You'll be fine. You may find out that after a while you hate the type of design you do but you'll probably still love designing - it's why we got into it. I graduated 6 years ago back when they hardly taught any web/UI work. I started out
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Most ridiculous gigs you've been offered?
11 points by superkinz 15y ago|9 comments
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by superkinz 15y ago
Startups can't always go straight after fundraising. When my team an I were iterating on product for the first 4 months, we had to pay the bills. My two cofounders both have kids, and one has a mortgage. I have a mortgage too. Tell me exact
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by superkinz 15y ago
Would have been better if they attributed the change to getting squeezed by Hollywood. At least people could sympathize rather than make Netflix into a villain. I suspect the change came in large part due to payment terms on all accounts as
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De-fragmented courrier service market?(postmates.com)
1 points by superkinz 15y ago|0 comments
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by superkinz 15y ago
People always go up in arms about change of price like this. For a long time, the prices at Netflix mostly stayed the same because they started with DVDs, and later added streaming. The streaming catalog wasn't built out enough for them to
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by superkinz 15y ago
It depends on the expectations. If you enter into the project with an agreement that work done on time deserves money paid on time, then everybody needs to hold their end of the bargain up. And when you get 3 on time payments, and then the
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by superkinz 15y ago
That's interesting. So when you say that it's more than 40 hours (at least $X cost), do you still give a high end range or just say "we'll see how it goes?"
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by superkinz 15y ago
I hate finding projects. I know they're out there, but it's all word of mouth. Sucks.