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by yangtheman 15y ago
Product manager, IMHO, is an owner of a product and therefore responsible for the success of the product. That means the role and responsibility of a product manager touch on many aspects of product development and delivery. I have been a p
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by yangtheman 15y ago
Did not get in!
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by yangtheman 15y ago
Why buy-outs? If I were looking for cutting costs, I would just lay them off.
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by yangtheman 15y ago
I wonder if Yahoo! needs old Jerry Yang (the one with fire in his belly in his early days) back as Twitter did with Jack Dorsey.
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by yangtheman 15y ago
I read the responses, and I felt exactly the same way. The news has been shared with the partners beforehand and all PR responses have been choreographed. I don't know what they would do exactly, though, since Android is the best mobile OS
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When Patents Attack(thisamericanlife.org)
6 points by yangtheman 15y ago|0 comments
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by yangtheman 15y ago
For anyone looking for a job immediately (as I am), I don't think s/he has time to do multiple 3-months projects. I do believe current interview process is broken, and interview results are not indicative of job performance. I think that's
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Come to Startup Fair at Hacker Dojo(wiki.hackerdojo.com)
22 points by yangtheman 16y ago|5 comments
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Ask HN: Are you bilingual?(bloglation.com)
9 points by yangtheman 16y ago|22 comments
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by yangtheman 17y ago
Folks at Hacker Dojo have been discussing holding a reverse job fair, where hackers who are in the job market come in with their craft (live demo, code samples and whatnot) and interact with other engineers or hiring managers who can recogn
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by yangtheman 17y ago
I was actually more interested in high-tech startups. And, yeah, I think the ratio of successful startups founded by MBAs and those by engineers would be quite interesting. My guess is that it'd heavily lean towards engineers. "Success" cou
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Ask HN: Startups founded by MBAs?
6 points by yangtheman 17y ago|7 comments
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Ask HN: Hackers and Religion
5 points by yangtheman 17y ago|10 comments
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by yangtheman 17y ago
I've lived in DC suburb, tried a startup, but had a major problem finding like-minded entrepreneurs in the area. There are many high-tech folks there, but they don't want to take any risks starting or joining a startup. I have moved to the
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by yangtheman 17y ago
Don't know about this one... Most tech startups were started out by techies. I'd say it could work for non-technical startups.