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Comment #34618080
Remote North America ... trying to manage time zones really, so anywhere within those areas!
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Comment #34613041
Craftwork | Computer Vision Engineer + Full Stack Engineer | Charlotte, NC | Full-Time | Onsite + Remote Craftwork ( https://craftwork.com ) is building a tech-enabled home service…
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Comment #34044801
So much for free speech, this is the definition of policing information - can’t believe this is what will actually bring Twitter to its knees.
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Comment #26960382
Ah yes, because someone who has thought about this problem for 5 minutes is absolutely more knowledgable about the space than a team that has spent 2 years building it. Hats off to…
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Comment #20426585
Glad to hear it - feel free to shoot me a note with any questions - tpg (at) cloosiv dot com
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Comment #20409082
Ah, sorry about that. Yeah there are quite a few stats maintained on the ssca.org website. Harvard also maintains statistics about coffee consumption, and Huffington Post did a big…
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Comment #20408370
Certainly a low barrier of entry, but there are two things we keep in mind - 1) we don't think this is a winner take all market 2) but if it were, the strongest network will win At…
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Comment #20408354
2 years ago I would have agreed with you, and to a point I still do - it seems like it would be simple to just walk in with cash and walk out with a coffee. But, it's undeniable ho…
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Comment #20408332
Good questions all around! What's surprising is that the 220M figure only accounts for daily purchases. Americans actually drink over 400M cups of coffee every day. A cup is defini…
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Comment #20407495
Really great insight! Caviar is a good example of how a hybrid approach can work, especially to your point that most people don't recognize that Square owns it. Perhaps branding pl…
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Comment #20407341
We'd love to work with Gregory's! Feel free to tell them about Cloosiv and send a referral through.
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Comment #20406818
Spot on - adding new shops is our primary focus right now, if you have a shop you go to a lot, telling them about Cloosiv would help a ton.
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Comment #20406511
Thank you, appreciate it!
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Comment #20406341
Sorry about that, I didn't do a great job of clarifying. What I meant to say is that we haven't encountered that type of pushback nearly as much as we anticipated. Owners tend to u…
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Comment #20406311
I think that's a great idea. Not surprising, but our highest volume tends to be at locations in or directly around large corporate offices. That and hospitals. We'll definitely loo…
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Comment #20406101
Completely agree with a lot of your points, we run into coffee shops every day that are hesitant to offer something like this. That said, resigning themselves to the fact that a ch…
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Comment #20406028
I fully expect it, but our goal is for that not to matter by the time they do. Both of those co.'s recently announced features that directly compete with other startups: 1) Ubereat…
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Comment #20405922
Hey - very cool! We've made several attempts to work with them, but it hasn't panned out. Feel free to give them a nudge, and you should try out the app at any of the other shops i…