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There is a whole science behind communicating requirements to developers. Some of the keywords you might be looking for are: roadmap, user story, UML, technical specification, business requirements, and ui/ux prototype/wireframe.
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this is pure gold
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When you are more experienced you most likely have seen a lot of things throughout your career. Some of the things you saw may apply to this position but not to that one. When you are interviewing, as a candidate, it is very hard to know wh
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I wish I knew what DAO and Web3 are so I could be part of this train. Also wish the website would explain me that but it doesn’t. I guess I’ll take the next one. Isn’t it crazy how when we get involved into something and we think it’s the m
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I have no insider information but I can’t imagine how different it would be from any other programming jobs. They might have some special infrastructure but that would be abstracted away from most people who interact with it so existing te
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If there is something I learned from politicians is that you should never respond to what was asked, but to what you wish was asked instead. If you know what you are talking about you can still respond to "How would you prioritize tech
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Not hard at all. We were 3 years in and we had around 20 employees by the time I left. I was the CTO and since we didn’t have a big development team, I still coded every day so I was sharper than ever and with more experience not only in te
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Not really a failed startup but we had a disagreement between the founders and decided to split the company and I and another partner left. We fought over money and the company for a few months and eventually reached an agreement. Since the
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THIS is the right answer and the right thing to do. Kudos to you.
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You know how smart the average person is? Consider that half of the population is less smart than that. Having said that, who's to say that you are not the one that doesn't know how to follow a leader? What I'm trying to say
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Can you link your keyboard?
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Unless you are super special I can’t see a company waiting, in this case, up to 13 months for you to be able to work for them. Especially when it’s an “if” because lottery is always in place as the cap is reached every year. I’m on an H1B b
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How did your existing customers found you? It seems to me that you should work on trying to map your customer journey which is the path the customer takes before they end up buying products similar to yours. Once you have that mapped out th
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Congrats on your launch! I’m just another Brazilian here cheering for more companies to be part of YC. Wish all the best and success to you!
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If you wanted hosted and paid look at contentful and prismic.io Have worked with prismic and I love it
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Our company works with ComPsych and they seem great. I have never used it, but watched a few presentations on some mental health topics earlier through the pandemic. They also offer other resources for employees like legal help, finance, et
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Your comment can be read as being a little mean but I love it. I think anyone can ask any type of question but being in management consulting for so long should have allowed him to have a better idea of what it would like to make such a cha
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You mean the annual subscription you chose to pay monthly because it was cheaper than the actual monthly subscription?
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Not long ago HyVee in the Midwest was looking specifically for entire teams on LinkedIn. You can reach out to one of their recruiters and see if they still are. Look for Amanda Wittmaack.
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What exactly did you think you were doing when you backed the Kickstarter? Kickstarter is not an online store that you buy something and it just takes a long time for you to receive. You are essentially investing in an idea and in a company
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Couldn’t agree more with this sentiment and will also add that it happens on other aspects of life such as services. The other day I called a benefits company that was supposed to send me a card but didn’t. When I called they said there was
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There you go https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=hediet.d...
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Talk to them and see what they want? Make a decision about what to do after you know what you have to decide about? What kind of answers are you expecting?
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Micropore tape so I can tape my mouth shut overnight and avoid sleeping through the mouth. Sounds weird but I don’t have to wake up in the middle of the night to drink water anymore and I also don’t wake up with my mouth/throat super d
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Website looks great. Will try shortly and I'm more than willing to give you my money if it delivers. We need a product like this. Edit: great call out to 7 days of non consecutive use
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Very good description of what an actual PM looks like.
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Ask HN: What would happen to the internet if Google turned off overnight?
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If you like the idea behind contenful I’d encourage you to take a look at prismic.io as well. I found it much easier than contentful.
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If you already got all you need maybe you can save the company some money :)
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Please make a show HN when you launch it. I’m currently a Sendy user but would love to find alternatives especially if they are not in PHP.
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