tomeehan

SEEKING WORK | London, UK | Remote, can overlap with US timezones. Occasional travel OK

OFFERING: Product-minded developer with 7 years experience. Mostly use Rails

Can help with:

- Getting your MVP to market, quickly

- Building new features and fixing bugs on your project

- Mentoring and building a team

- Refactoring legacy applications into well-tested maintainable code

RECENT PROJECT: Led a small team in at BNPL in UK. Migrated credit decisioning and underwriting system out of Salesforce into Rails application.

PAST EXPERIENCE: Marketplaces, Fintech, eCommerce, SaaS

RECENT TECHNOLOGIES: Ruby, Rails, Javascript, Python, AWS, Swift

CONTACT: hello[at]tomeehan[.]net | https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomeehan | www.tomeehan.net

A lot of SaaS businesses offer priority support for paying customers.

As a SaaS founder — I've always felt it's a bit of an odd value proposition — "pay me more, and I'll fix my flawed, buggy software".

There's a difference between a free trade area and a political union.

Thatcher was thoroughly against the centralisation of power and monetary policy in Europe, but all for free trade.

I've been using it for about a year. It's pretty good. My writing is a lot better. Favourite feature is syntax highlighting — I get it to highlight adverbs so I can remove them.

When navigating long texts it starts to get a bit unwieldy — I guess this is been seen to in v4, but I haven't tested it out.

re your PS — you can export your doc (as markdown, html, word, + PDF). I've just tested iA 4 out — if you export a doc with those embedded files they're included. You can also share drafts to WP and Medium.

> Do they just simply wait until the stock is at a high point, and sell a lot? Maybe move that money to other investments?

Pretty much. If they own shares in a public company, they can just sell them on the open market.

You can see director's dealings on the company's 'Insider Transactions': (i.e. Apple: http://finance.yahoo.com/quote/AAPL/holders?p=AAPL)

If the company's not public — they can receive cash through salary/bonus/dividends. If they're privately financed (i.e. VC's) they can liquidate some of their shares during a funding round (they sell some of their shares to the VC).

(This is a total ELI5 — sorry to any financiers/accounts reading this)