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Exploring the Viability of Joining a Startup: A Scientist’s Perspective In today’s fast-paced technological landscape, many professionals with a strong foundation in scientific research and intell...
Embracing the 3-Month Rule: A Framework for Effective Experimentation in Tech Startups In the world of software development, renowned entrepreneur Paul Graham has famously suggested that we should ...
The 3-Month Rule: A Pragmatic Approach to Non-Scalable Development In the fast-evolving world of startup culture, the axiom “Do things that don’t scale,” often echoed by tech luminar...
Why Do Many Professionals Gravitate Toward Large Corporations? My Experience and Questions As someone who recently transitioned from a small company to a Fortune 500 corporation, I find myself grappli...
Embracing the 3-Month Rule: A Practical Approach to Non-Scalable Coding In the world of startups and entrepreneurship, a well-known principle espoused by Paul Graham is the idea of “doing things...
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The 3-Month Experiment: Embracing Non-Scalable Solutions in Tech Development In the world of startup innovation, there’s a well-known principle by Paul Graham: “Do things that don’t ...