thriveavvay

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   by thriveavvay 10y ago

   Thank you very much. What you write confirms what I expect. I'll see if I can find something equivalent to Pragmatic Marketing in Germany to get that leg up.
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   by thriveavvay 10y ago

   I will try :)
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   by thriveavvay 10y ago

   Thanks. Some focus is a common theme in the comments here. I'll try to follow that advice, though I'm not sure I want to go much deeper in programming.
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   by thriveavvay 10y ago

   Yes, I thought so too, but I'm not sure how to get in to it.
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   by thriveavvay 10y ago

   Nope, nothing serious. Hence I'll see what happens now after the launch and then probably move on.
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   by thriveavvay 10y ago

   "join a consulting firm" That is good advice, sounds like a good fit. I don't feel expert enough to consult freelancing, but with the backing of a firm it should be more easy to figure out where my weaknesses are.
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   by thriveavvay 10y ago

   The 2nd option sounds good. In both cases I guess I have to apply a lot and see what I can get. Thanks for the advice!
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   by thriveavvay 10y ago

   Thanks for the advise and: no. I really have to get over the reverse Dunning–Kruger Effect (I know enough to know how much I don't know). In practice this is not an issue: if a problem is solved is farely easy to verify, but making sta
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   by thriveavvay 10y ago

   I am valued, but the startup is really low on money (because we try to get our project done, not do much client work). As some compromise I now do it just 3 days a week and partly remote.
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    by thriveavvay 10y ago

    By "land yourself a customer success gig" you mean getting a finished project to show off? Thanks for the advice.