I have a hard working friend who is starting from scratch. A year ago, He tried to open a food table on the street and sell french crepes but didn't succeed so he had to go back to a relative's house to sell online. The demand is so low and he believes he could make it if he could just get enough to buy a bicycle or motorcycle to offer free delivery. He still couldn't get enough due to his sick parents' treatment and even his little sister got sick, his parents are jobless and his big brother is the only provider, they barely reach enough to spend on food.
It will be sick if I can help him get enough to buy a bicycle or used motorcycle so he can boost his food sales.
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After graduating in the summer of 2017, I was freshly equipped with coding skills from Harvard’s CS50 course. It was around this time that Meta’s Messenger unveiled their locations API, sparking an idea in me: What if you could book a driver directly from a Facebook page? To explore this concept, I developed a prototype using Flask and MongoDB. Although it was a basic model, it functioned and received positive feedback from everyone who saw it.
Recognizing potential in this idea, I approached a burgeoning startup in my country that was launching a ride-hailing service. To my astonishment, they expressed interest and invited me to join as one of their first engineers. This role turned out to be one of my most enriching startup experiences. I dedicated over a year there before transitioning to another company.
This startup, Yassir, later gained traction and support, securing backing from Y Combinator and raising over $150 million. My early work with them remains a pivotal point in my career, highlighting the power of innovation and the impact of new technology in the startup world