Are you sure about that - when I landed on that page, folks were moving pieces around but didn't recognize that they had to fill up the ALIVE text - and I was able to easily grab a piece that another user had grabbed before and place it in the text - which triggered a eureka moment among other players and we finished the puzzle...
So - if that 15 minute meeting is all that you do in that day, would you still bill the client for the entire day? Or I have understood it wrong. Just curious how this model works.
I have always wondered how does one go about restricting user actions based on which pricing plan they have selected? Do they have to code it manually or is there a SaaS / library that does the job?
It varies - usually product oriented companies have a good work life balance - comparable to that of US and EU. Service oriented companies are sweat shops through and through. There are exceptions on both sides.
Their CEO (https://twitter.com/Nithin0dha) actively talks about the dangers of stock trading and attempts to educate their users at every step.
There's one feature in their app - "Nudge" - that warns users about a myriad of things, one of which is if they are buying penny stocks or stocks with low liquidity under the influence of a sham marketing scheme.
It's not so much as people shouldn't use their product - it's more about people should use their product wisely and not fall into traps.
Under "what do you do for work", I found only dev related roles - I am looking for PM roles. Since I didn't find it, I clicked on the link that took me to the typeform page. Here it states that you are looking for "passionate engineers, designers, and PM's" - but I could not find the option to select PM as a role in the previous page - I have now registered but hoping you can let me know if you are able to provide PM related roles.
Loved the UI though - Didn't feel clunky like AngelList and was fast too.
No need for peroxide, just slightly salty water is better unless visibly contaminated. By using peroxide, scars are often worse, which is thought to be due to killing cells which contribute to wound healing. Furthermore, peroxide doesn’t significantly help prevent infections.
My main grouse with these REST GUI clients is how much memory they consume. Maybe because they are electron apps in the end, but it's just funny that nobody's devoting any time to create native apps anymore for something that should be a utility and not the main app.
I haven’t used Paw because I have very little need for a tool in this category lately, but I’m tempted to buy it anyway just to reward them for developing a good native Mac UI, and not restricting it to a subscription model.
I'm working on something a bit orthogonal, but similar in spirit: a “network requests” tool, similar to the Network tab in Devtools, but batteries included and working _both_ as a browser extension and a reverse proxy standalone app – so you just pick whatever suites your workflow better today. It's still super early stage though.
> I eventually gave up and switched to a semi-technical product management role.
Could you let me know what your job title is - I am looking for something similar where I would like to work on some semi technical stuff and at the same time manage developers but not sure what title I am supposed to look for.
Search for "Project managment". There is "Product management" which sounds similar but it's a bit different: project manager talks with developers and manages task complition while product manager talks to product owner(and other business people) and team lead and manages product money making and overall future strategy.
“Solution Architect” is normally the role that lies between Product Owners and the Dev team. It’s somewhat technical, especially if you don’t have a Technical Architect counterpart.
