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Comment #11691213
BuildZoom (YC W13 - www.buildzoom.com) is hiring for two full-time ONSITE positions. Our goal is to take the risk and complexity out of construction and remodeling by providing hom…
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BuildZoom (YC W13 - www.buildzoom.com) is hiring! Our goal is to take the risk and complexity out of construction and remodeling by providing homeowners with all the information th…
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Comment #10160819
BuildZoom (YC W13 - www.buildzoom.com) is hiring! Our goal is to take the risk and complexity out of construction and remodeling by providing homeowners with all the information th…
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Comment #10001613
BuildZoom (YC W13 - www.buildzoom.com) is hiring! Our goal is to take the risk and complexity out of construction and remodeling by providing homeowners with all the information th…
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Comment #9936154
BuildZoom (YC W13 - www.buildzoom.com) is hiring! Our goal is to take the risk and complexity out of construction and remodeling by providing homeowners with all the information th…
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Comment #9304330
BuildZoom (YC W13 - www.buildzoom.com) is hiring for two full-time positions. Our goal is to take the risk and complexity out of construction and remodeling by providing homeowners…
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Comment #9136035
It's far from a secret. Lack of discussions means the compensation package isn't negotiated first.
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Comment #9131994
Half our team has kids, and most of our team comes from a variety of countries half way around the world. 99% of candidates don't even get into the salary discussion phase. It's ha…
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Comment #9131979
This conversation is about early stage start ups. That's pre-series A. Post-series-A salaries do go back to market rate. If the start up you worked at was sold for 500Mil while on …
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Comment #9130727
You're correct about start ups having serious problems that need solving and a good match in a candidate having the skills to do it. The rest is far from it. The value of those ski…
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Comment #9130680
I completely agree that being excited and not capable will not get the engineer and the company far. Yet being capable and only interested in the paycheck will not make an engineer…
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Comment #9130665
BuildZoom (YC W13 - www.buildzoom.com) is hiring for two full-time positions. Our goal is to take the risk and complexity out of construction and remodeling by providing homeowners…
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Comment #9130342
Couldn't agree with you more. Higher salaries very much represent a company's ability and desire to pay top dollar. I do caution on the long term bet. It's not as solid as may seem…
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Comment #9129908
This thread, and even forum, may not be the best place to get salary information first. Reason being, is this is a YC-related forum, full of early stage start ups, who are looking …
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Comment #9127544
BuildZoom (YC W13 - www.buildzoom.com) is hiring for two full time positions: Our goal is to take the risk and complexity out of construction and remodeling by providing homeowners…
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Comment #9062577
Outsourcing works if you're able to define the requirements of new features in extreme detail, covering every nuance and edge case. This is the opposite of what start ups are all a…
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Comment #9056496
You're not screwed. If you're within commuting distance from San Francisco shoot me an email: artem@buildzoom.com. We are hiring smart engineers with potential.
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Comment #9053184
That's where the options vs RSUS comes in. There's a high chance of RSU at early stage start ups
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Comment #9053179
And definitely agree with experience and knowledge that benefits a career for the future.
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Comment #9053172
I agree that the risk is high and isn't for everyone.
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Comment #9053166
I was approximating of course. Yet the $50x20 is a $100 million valuation, not $1 billion ($1 million is 1% of $100 million, not $1,000 million). This isn't that unheard of.