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khannavid
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Comment #23466195
Two suggestions come to mind: - Check side-project directories for inspiration! For example you can check: https://profithunt.co/ - Find an old idea/startup and try to make it bett…
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Comment #23426657
I use Trello. Its columns show different categories: - Column1: Useful tools and Interesting startups (Cards: B2B, B2C, personal, etc.) - C2: Blog ideas (and helpful resources for …
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Comment #23401734
I feel your frustration... Maybe it's not the day to start any change, but I'm sure you'll change the situation for the better eventually. P.S. I don't have any technical backgroun…
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Comment #23384975
I totally understand you and I know changing the situation can sometimes be way harder than what people would assume... I heard a heartwarming story recently from Brandon Sanderson…
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Comment #23376903
It's nothing work-related. I'm reading an amazing fantasy novel, "The Name of the Wind" by Patrick Rothfuss.
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Comment #23373786
As a manager I saw what people can do when you believe in them... So I honestly can't believe anymore that someone isn't talented enough! A growth mindset, having a plan, real effo…
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Comment #23373135
It's not as well-documented as Gitlab but you can check Buffer too: https://buffer.com/salary/senior-data-architect-2/average/ I think the most thoughtful/fair approach is to use m…
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Comment #23368047
This is a cute website: https://secretgeek.github.io/html_wysiwyg/html.html You probably saw this before but this list can be helpful too: http://rickcarlino.com/2018/07/11/fabulou…
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Comment #23344129
I came here to say exact same thing. I think a 30-40% pay-cut is OK as far as you choose a really more fulfilling job. But about regrets: There are days that I doubt my choice too.…
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Comment #23336941
Every solution has its pros and cons. Based on what people actually need, they choose the most proper tools: -If you're really not into code, Wix or SquareSpace are good choices. B…
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Comment #23334715
Although I have my serious doubts about educational startups, seeing them more successful will make me happy for sure. They make a real difference in the world... I'm not sure whic…
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Comment #23330364
Let's make a shortlist step by step. There's a good chance that we find the next big company in the Unicorn List. There are around 500 startups in such a list: https://www.cbinsigh…
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Comment #23317289
Most of the time it's not smart to work on an "actually novel idea". Because it's very risky and convincing users about your novel approach could take a lot of time. It's very comm…
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Comment #23317137
Money, size (I prefer small startups), culture, interview process... all of them matter but eventually the most important factor for me is the challenge. I prefer really challengin…
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Comment #23299141
I remove the UTM too and I don't think it's unethical. Digital marketers try their best to segment people properly, to measure everything accurately, etc but in the end there's NO …
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Comment #23294527
As a lazy person, I know that I never gonna read as much articles/books that some other folks read in their time. I also want to be among the best at my field. The only way around …
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Comment #23259849
++ No matter the age, telling Math history could be useful. Some stories are just fun and could change the mood in a classroom! Did you knew Évariste Galois, one of the most influe…
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Comment #23259485
1. Yes we have. 2. YES! Very much so! 3. A 1 hour meeting every other week! If you want to have weekly 1-on-1s, you can have a 30-45 minute meeting. A few tips: - Focus of 1-on-1s …