masudrhossain
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CoFounder of https://queue.gg
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Comment · 7 years ago
How does this differ from the OTC market?
Comment · 8 years ago
I'm an active hatchbox user as well. It just makes deploying so much easier (and the ssl + backups is nice too).
Comment · 8 years ago
I think most software devs are HIGHLY against patents for software. Hence the strong opensource community within software.
Personally: Screw patents.
Comment · 8 years ago
When you sign up to use their api, you give them your email. They email blast those peoples.
Comment · 8 years ago
Building from scratch or using an API?
You can use plaid.com for that. It also integrates with stripe.com pretty well too.
Comment · 8 years ago
You can try getting some freelancing work at https://upwork.com and then build a strong enough reputation or portfolio to take your business elsewhere (like your own website. Just use https://www.thinkmain.com to set it up and you're good to go.)
The goal with it would be to move to your own website eventually. Upwork fee's are around 20% from what I hear.
Comment · 8 years ago
Well, some questions rise up for me.
Did you get the interview? If you got the interview, it might be how you interview with them. I'm a startup founder and i try to hire people I can go to the bar with and seems very talented.
What kind of startups are you applying to? If you're targeting startups who does not or never plans on selling to enterprise customers, then they might be denying you because of that.
If you're interviewing with them and they ask you questions, just remember that you have to answer in a manner of "We'll get that done in 1 hour, and not 10 hours like you would with enterprise". And jobs are mostly a numbers game. They could simply be using your enterprise experience as an excuse.