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Why Do People Choose Corporate Careers? A Personal Reflection on My Experience Transitioning from a small company to a Fortune 500 corporation was a jarring experience for me. Having spent the first e...
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The 3-Month Rule: A Practical Approach to Unscalable Solutions in Software Development In the fast-paced world of startups, conventional wisdom often emphasizes a focus on scalability. Renowned entrep...
Embracing the 3-Month Rule: A Practical Guide to Technical Experimentation In the world of software development, particularly in startup environments, one piece of advice stands out: “Do things ...
The Corporate World: A Reflection on Culture and Values Have you ever wondered why so many individuals gravitate towards large corporations and well-established organizations? After my recent transiti...
The 3-Month Rule: A Pragmatic Framework for Unscalable Solutions in startup Development In the entrepreneurial world, we often hear Paul Graham’s famous maxim: “Do things that don’t ...
Navigating the Corporate Landscape: A Candid Reflection on My Experience As I transition into a new phase of my professional journey, I find myself grappling with a question that has been perplexing: ...
The 3-Month Rule: A Pragmatic Approach to Non-Scalable Solutions In the startup ecosystem, the notion of embracing unscalable strategies is frequently extolled, as highlighted by Paul Graham’s p...