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Embracing the 3-Month Rule: A Practical Approach to Unscalable Solutions in Tech In the tech world, many entrepreneurs and developers are familiar with the wisdom imparted by Paul Graham: “Do th...
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The Dichotomy of Corporate Culture: A Personal Reflection Why Do Many Seek Careers in Large Organizations? As someone who has transitioned from a small, close-knit company to the vast and often bewild...
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Exploring Viability: Pursuing a startup Role in R&D As someone with a robust background in science and intellectual pursuits, the question arises: could you potentially thrive as an early member, ...
The 3-Month Rule: A Practical Approach to Building Unscalable Solutions in Tech When it comes to tech startups, the conventional wisdom often echoes the words of Paul Graham: “Do things that don...
