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First Employee: My Journey From Solopreneur to Entrepreneur

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Build an empire by hiring the right people at the right time. Principles that help you...
Build an empire by hiring the right people at the right time. Principles that help you evolve from a Solopreneur to Entrepreneur.

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Building a Successful Web3 Community: Healthy Growth

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A successful community relies on the efforts of the community manager at every stage. The quantity...
A successful community relies on the efforts of the community manager at every stage. The quantity of consensus affects how many high-retention users a community can have, while the duration of consensus impacts how long users stay in the community. The formation of consensus relies on user expectations, which can be related to product features or pricing.

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5 Tech Companies That Work Differently

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While the tech industry is obsessed with growth, it often requires compromising on quality, team, and...
While the tech industry is obsessed with growth, it often requires compromising on quality, team, and values. Yet, some companies approach growth differently by imposing arbitrary constraints, practicing radical transparency, focusing on solving hard problems and thinking 20 years ahead.

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Death To The Invincible Engineer: Embracing Vulnerability in the Workplace

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How to Develop an Effective Trial for Your Product

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A good trial experience converts the people who are hesitant but could be convinced. The goal...
A good trial experience converts the people who are hesitant but could be convinced. The goal of a trial is to allow the user to experience the paid product for just long enough to see the value and no longer. To make a trial effective, the customer has to “pay” with something or overcome some level of friction to get started.

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