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Ask HN: Recommend tools to build a coaching network
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4y ago
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5y ago
great reply! thank you
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5y ago
any particular resource or starting point?
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5y ago
I am not excited about any problem as of right now to solve
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5y ago
I fear to be outdated at some point in future if I couldn't grow
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5y ago
I traded for a while, didn't make profit so I invest now long term
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5y ago
great tips. > Lastly, one trick that a college counselor taught me is to imagine you are doing your dream job or living your dream life. Now write a fictional history of that persons life, like someone reading an introduction of you befo
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5y ago
no need to grow in this case, I prefer to stay where I am rather than going to a toxic env that's one of the reasons why I like my existing company, they don't lie, pretty honest and transparent
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5y ago
good way to put it, I like how you phrased it
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5y ago
I founded a startup before and lost everything I had, but it helped me grow faster than anything else, I think about it as an investment in my career What I learned is that I need to have something I understand pretty good (biz side) and kn
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5y ago
makes sense, especially that I like to plan my moves carefully. Not saying that I don't take risks, but I take risks knowing where I am heading. hate surprises
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5y ago
- my responsibilities didn't change in years, kind of good because I am trying to be better with what I do - salary grown slowly, my colleagues got way more than me - I enjoy mentoring and leveling different team members, and also grow
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5y ago
> Unfortunately I've never had a decent raise without changing jobs unfortunate, but true in a lot of companies
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5y ago
it's a small company. We have 15 engineers working on few products
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5y ago
Will anyone be willing to have a remote co-founder? I have a feeling that I would need to travel and relocate to find a co-founder with a solid business idea
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around 15% where I live
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5y ago
can you please provide more details? what did you study?
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5y ago
How do you feel about Master in AI?
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5y ago
I work directly with a US company. 65k USD is a great salary if I compared it with local wages in non-tech fields but really an ok salary for my position. I have friends who got paid more Money is important, but it's not my only motiva
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5y ago
Thanks! I have a Mini-MBA from a popular business school. I feel that I have enough business skills from my mini-mba I don't have a passive income but working on it
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Ask HN: How to grow after 10 years in the industry?
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5y ago
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