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Comment #26594275
I'm a manager of people and compensation is one of my levers (not my only) for both rewarding high quality work and retention. While on the surface role-oriented firm salaries seem…
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Comment #23893356
Most times they don't even read the books. They just stop at "what doesn't get measured doesn't happen." Great, that leads people to measure all sorts of stupid stuff like lines of…
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Comment #23893346
Easy enough in a small org, much more difficult in a big org. Part of the point of OKRs, when done right, are that it shows how the thing you're working on today ladders up to the …
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Comment #22765878
Fun fact, if you're an enterprise customer you can demand full second rounding, or if you're mid market you can bring that down to 6 second rounding in many telco oriented places.
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Comment #22765872
Super easy and a bunch of apps do it, the problem here is that the numbers actually have a leasing cost if you want to hang on to them vs something like an email alias/front.
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Comment #14609070
the difference is that it's pretty easy to tell a good b school (lots of objective rankings). at an early stage, it's really tough to tell a good startup- as a candidate you are at…
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Comment #14525719
I was with you until your last sentence. There are plenty of extremely highly successful companies selling products at a very high clip that require credit facilities (aka loans) t…
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Comment #11349960
As someone who's worked with a lot of these engines, Nuance and IBM are the only really high quality players in the space. CMUSphinx and Julius are fine for low volume operations w…
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Comment #11349956
IBM split from Nuance a year or so ago- it's now its own engine.
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Comment #10965764
A really good read- we don't spend enough time talking about the strategy for startups as it relates to larger companies. We talk about disrupt, disrupt, disrupt, but it doesn't al…
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Comment #10602984
We are a bit bigger (150 people or so, so take this with a grain of salt). We use Zendesk to track bugs. It's nice because of its assignment features. That said, I find it terrible…
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Comment #10567204
Good point- that all said, if we're automating requirements we're not solving the problems that tend to matter. The key to requirements building is in the process. The best process…
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Comment #10567172
If this is how you're defining requirements for software or new product creation you're doing it wrong. The goal should never be to describe every single outcome or scenario- the g…
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