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• New Employee Questions for Start-ups
• CEO
• Retention Is The Key
• Sell it or run it, there is no middle ground
• Ripe For Disruption
• Journeyman Project Trip 1 United Kingdom
• Will Work For Food And Lodging
• The API Paradox
• AppGratis Apple AppStore Appeal
• Acqui-hire is just another way to spell failure
• Those that can do, those that can't blog
• Startup Game
• First employee or co-founder?
• So you're making good money. STFU
• Getting to 'No'
• There is no shame in failure
• Dropping out is probably not for you
• Does it scale? Who cares!
• It takes three years to build a business
• Your first customer as a co-founder
• Ways to increase the runway for your start-up
• The hidden cost of funding
• Double your price! (and no, I'm not kidding)
• The start-up code of conduct and ethics v 0.1
• augmented reality with mass appeal
• Hacker News is for hackers not startup founders
• 41,000,006 reasons why I think we're in a bubble
• when crisis hits
• taking stock after 13 years
• make something people need
• You can't do that
• How to Sell Your Company
• Three Roads To The Top Of The Mountain
• Dealing with burn-out
• Your own company?, You can do it!
• Rejected by some incubator ? Prove them wrong!
• When your userbase gets away from you, make something people want, indeed
• Everybody Pays
• My list of ideas, if you're looking for inspiration
• Why you should or should not get a co-founder
• AB Testing make sure you are optimizing for the right variable profit
• Welcome to the Pit of Despair...
• Beware of being too open about your company on Hacker News
• How we improved the SEO performance of WW.com, a mini how-to
• Turning around the Titanic, part 1, triple the signup rate
• Selling really does start at 'no'
• The Start-up from Hell
• The pros and cons of 'fuck you' money.
• How David can beat Goliath, smaller companies competing with larger companies
• You are NOT the CEO
• How to get better at estimating software projects for freelancers and teams
• running a start-up is great, growing a business is boring
• Burn-out visible in the brains of patients
• Mistakes I've made, and what you might be able to learn from them.
• A chair needs at least three legs, so does your business
• The story behind ww.com / camarades.com.