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by whather 14y ago
What bank do you use? Not sure of BofA has this.
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by whather 14y ago
At the time, Stripe was the easiest and best solution for us. Our product wasn't as mature as it is now and automated developer payments weren't high on our list (as we were much smaller). But 18 months later, companies like BancBox and Ba
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by whather 14y ago
She gave herself that title, and rocks it :). Her not-so-fancy title is Account Manager.
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Why We Switched From Stripe To Balanced(grouptalent.com)
170 points by whather 14y ago|68 comments
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Poll: Freelancers - How do you collect your payments?
4 points by whather 14y ago|1 comments
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by whather 14y ago
I use invoicing software and invoice weekly based on hours.
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by whather 14y ago
I use invoicing software and invoice monthly based on hours.
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by whather 14y ago
I use invoicing software and take a percentage up-front and then the rest once the work is complete.
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by whather 14y ago
I don't use invoicing software.
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Is Captcha Drunk or Satanic?(superkinz.tumblr.com)
8 points by whather 14y ago|1 comments
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Poll: How much of your day-to-day work involves design?
5 points by whather 14y ago|1 comments
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by whather 14y ago
None. I'm primarily a backend developer.
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by whather 14y ago
I'm a frontend developer who mostly implements someone else's mockups and design.
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by whather 14y ago
I'm a frontend developer who mostly creates and implements my own mockups and design.
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by whather 14y ago
I primarily design and do little actual programming.
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Monsters that Scare the Pants Off Software Developers(grouptalent.com)
6 points by whather 14y ago|0 comments
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Startup Delusion and Embracing the Schlep(pandodaily.com)
10 points by whather 14y ago|0 comments
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The Tale of the $340 CPM(blog.gochime.com)
19 points by whather 14y ago|10 comments
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by whather 14y ago
Oh cool, didn't realize the bold, italic, underline, undo and redo buttons work in the header. Well done! ;)
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by whather 15y ago
I agree you shouldn't do fixed priced contracts for larger, long-term projects. But a fixed price for a 1-week long project seems to work out pretty well. That's why we developed the 1 week long sprint payouts.
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So You Think You Can Freelance?(blog.grouptalent.com)
54 points by whather 15y ago|16 comments
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GroupTalent Plays Cupid for Software Developers And Designers(forbes.com)
8 points by whather 15y ago|0 comments
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by whather 15y ago
Yeah you still have to apply if you were an existing TinyProj user.
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by whather 15y ago
Yeah, currently we look at publicly accessible work a developer has done. Agreed that front-end and design heavy work shows much better in a portfolio (and is usually an easier sell for the project owner) but we're working on ways to bubble
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by whather 15y ago
Open source contributions is one of many things we look at to decide acceptance. You don't need to have any open source contributions but it does help us gauge you as a developer. It mostly comes down to what you've built in the past (open
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Poll: If a recruiter pisses you off, do you hate their client too?
4 points by whather 15y ago|0 comments
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by whather 15y ago
Spam from recruiters doesn't affect how I think of their client
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by whather 15y ago
Spam from recruiters makes me think the client is low quality
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by whather 15y ago
I don't associate spammy recruiter methods with the company they're hiring for
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by whather 15y ago
I am left with a negative impression of the company they're hiring for

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