You need to translate things for an international rollout which takes time. Plus US is a known devil and easier to rollout and look at numbers to fix the glitches.
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You put 5 geeks in a room and one guy like him to motivate and keep them happy once a week and rest of the week doing sales. Great combo :)
in case you want a simple partnership then it can be done for 1k-2k but it has full liability
surprised by low price though. might be an investment?
Note:
i) Reasoning behind not having it as first screen as it really slows the application launch.
ii) You should make sure that if webservice call takes too long, just pick one default which is shown to user instead of waiting for result
iii) if you really want to do it for first screen, load and save the result in user settings for next launch while the application is running
have any of tried out on freelance or amazon turk etc?
its a cease and desist order asking him to stop the spam, change name to not infringe on trademark etc.
From searchengineland: "Based on the blog post, we can guess that this new infrastructure may include ways of crawling the web more comprehensively, determining reputation and authority (possibly beyond the link graph and what’s typically thought of as PageRank), and returning more relevant results more quickly, although Google’s Matt Cutts told me that the changes are primarily in how we index.Google’s new search is only infrastructure related and includes no UI changes."
http://searchengineland.com/caffeine-googles-new-search-inde...
Yeah, apple will keep gaining share in US but guess who will win in the emerging markets like China, India and Brazil. Microsoft will now start reaping rewards for its years of giving OS for free to these markets (basically by not cracking on piracy).
In these countries, its not about coolness or design. Its about the price.
Want an example? Guess how many iPhones sold in India?
yeah these days, risk of fire is quite less but still its a delicate balance which one has is more risky (fire or debris hitting drivers)
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ii) Other people can change status like hired, called for interview, telephonic done, rejected etc
iii) Other employees can add candidate feedback and other things so that everything remains in one place
mailing you pg
The other kind are who need spoonfeeding with specs, UI wireframes etc. Those people goto big companies :).
Having run own business is not required at all because you will be joining as an employee
Yeah I totally agree with that lots of effort have into these companies and they will be profitable one day. I am not trying to say its pure hype. Its just overhyped. And its not like twitter is saying hype me, its just the bad ecosystem around it :).
Lets say a service like yelp, will you be willing to pay to use it. I would. They might not charge but still its solving a definate pain-point.
I thinking having an option to monetize using ads have led lots and lots of developers to just build stupid products and not focus on trying to solve a pain-point and provide enough value to the user that he says: "I like your product. I use it daily. Here you go $10, this months fees."
I think that would be the day :).
I say stay up as long as required and try to get as much done as possible. But one important thing is to maintain atleast a 12 hour overlap with other people in your team if you are in a startup. An added advantage is, there is somebody to monitor the servers round the clock ;).