jags-v · HackerTrans

2 lata temudiscuss

The short answer is it depends.

Insights you may gain at YC may help you either pivot or improve the current SaaS you have either from an offering or operational perspective.

Most importantly folow your gut feeling because that's what got you to $8.5k MRR. If there is even a 5% chance to improve your product or increase your revenue or both, you should take it. Define your success metric and proceed accordingly.

Hope this helps you :)

jags-v

4 lata temudiscuss

@jordanmorgan10 awesome .. great work.. The website looks real nice .

jags-v

5 lat temudiscuss

Looks interesting !!!

jags-v

7 lat temudiscuss

UI looks clean and sleek. The info on global reach page is a bit confusing for me. Wasn't able to determine , if those are the countries where SuperPay is supported ( as in a business can use SuperPay as a customer ) ?

jags-v

7 lat temudiscuss

Fabric Group | Australia - Melbourne

At Fabric we bring together a network of consultants and engineers to help solve business problem. We are always on the look out for creative Technologists who are keen to learn on job. We value Object-Oriented and Functional Skills.Our approach leans heavily on devops, agile and lean principles.

Skillsets/Platforms/etc.: C#, Java, JS, AWS/Azure, Python, Node.js, React, Angular

Requirement: 3+ years of programming experience.

Interview process: Take-home coding assignment, Pair programming interview, Technical Interview(s), Leadership

Roles :

We are currently looking for the following roles

    Mobile Developer - Senior and Lead Consultant 
    Full-Stack Developer all levels (Preferred .Net/ Java/ Javascript)
    Software Developers Consultant (Preferred .Net/ Java/Javascript) 1-2 yrs exp
    Quality Analyst Senior and Lead Consultant (Test Automation)
    Business Analyst  1-2 yr exp

https://www.fabricgroup.com.au/

Contact: jagannath(dot)vaikuntham(at)fabricgroup(dot)com(dot)au

Please send email with 'Hacker News' in subject line.

jags-v

7 lat temudiscuss

Mine says : Firefox Developer Edition 67.0b16 (64-bit). No fix yet there...

jags-v

7 lat temudiscuss

- Raise this issue with the people who decide the pools and pay . The team did everything possible , if not addressed properly , one should not expect them to go above and beyond the norm.

- Communicating to the team that you tried, is not good enough, because that is the least that is expected of you as the mananger ( if sounds rude, i am sorry , not the intention).

Potential Solution :

Making a case to the higher ups , showing them that retaining the great team is cheaper than hiring some one else over a period of 2 to 5 years would be helpful. Show them the impact on delivery of features,etc.

if this did not work, ask why so that , it does not repeat again or you can set expectations saying , this is what you get for what you are paying.

I am assuming , there is no equity involved in these discussions. Equity will change the whole dynamics of this discussion.

Potential Solution # 2:

The rewards need not always be monetary. If you can replace that , with something they want , say sponsoring their Apple WWDC trip or DisneyLand tickets or something , in a way that is not a HR nightmare, would be something to explore. That being said, it is tricky and will not work always.

Cheers.

jags-v

7 lat temudiscuss

I like this year's Developer Survey better.

jags-v

10 lat temudiscuss

yep. Most of the sites are heavy because of tracking & user analytics part of which make make a huge chunk of the data download( pixel tracking , etc.)

jags-v

10 lat temudiscuss

I do think that any attempt to provide access which is limited & curated should be shouted down , because it is totally disastrous in the long term. There are other business models which are currently in play , which can be considered, such as

- Aircel has free access at a speed of 64kbps (very slow) but still the user has access to the entirety of the internet , not a walled garden.

- There is a different model, where user view an ad on a per day basis and get a certain data limit in return. Mozilla has implemented this. This gives access to entirety of the internet.

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