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jusben1369
·7 年前·議論
Yes! And one way (not the only way) to increase your chances of survival is by working harder than normal to get to a product/revenue point where you can make it. Again, all I'm asking is if the startup is very clear about expectations going into the role is that ok? We have very low unemployment right now so it's not like skilled technology workers don't have a lot of choices. Is there any way to ethically create a startup in today's age and expect people will work more than government mandated hours?
jusben1369
·7 年前·議論
What if during the interviewing process they're very clear that they are a startup that isn't a normal job and the trade off is equity and a great cheque in 2-5 years?
jusben1369
·12 年前·議論
We switched from HipChat to Slack (my devs just made the "executive decision" one morning last April and we were done!) As a "Biz" guy I liked HipChat more. I thought it was cleaner and simpler to use and initially had better support for Android. And then when they added video/voice support (after we stopped using it) I cried a little as that's the only reason I still keep Skype open. Still I suspect Slack will use these $$'s to solve voice/video and I love the backstory so it's likely the right long term option for us.