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Lessons on incentives and scaling from two years as a teaching assistant
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Lessons on incentives and scaling from two years as a teaching assistant
We’ve made a bold decision not to anchor pay to employees' physical location, no matter where they are in the world. We're calling this “One Job, One Pay” (OJOP).
Dream of developing software at a prestigious tech company like Google or Facebook, but don't have a CS background? We got your back!
With markets in a slump, many of us are concerned a recession could be right around the corner. The NASDAQ is already down 27% so far in 2022. Heck, maybe we're already in the middle of a recession.
Using an industry wide perspective I will show you the unseen downsides of using leetcode for interviewing software engineers
The Worst Work Event Doesn't Have to Have the Worst Outcomes
How I became the focus of a mass ritual against generative AI, and what I did about it.
A friend is six months into supporting a sixty person engineering group. Perhaps unsurprisingly, most of their teams believe they have urgent hiring needs. It’s a great question, and captures a deeply challenging aspect of leading an organization: keeping the path after you’ve established a strategy and while it’s…
I've been reading "The Millionaire Next Door" and have so far found it to be a pleasant book with a good message: don't waste your money on silly things and appearance (fancy su…
We have a lot of new additions to the team to announce. Tim Brady is joining YC as a Partner. Previously, he was a Partner at ImagineK12. Tim was Yahoo’s first employee and spent 8 years as the company’s Chief Product Officer. Tim was also the CEO of QuestBridge, an educational startup that helps bright low-income…
A list of early warning signs that a software team is in survival mode, such as constant urgency, missing context, no time to reduce risk and long stress.
When you’re 21 years old and working on your first startup, you’re convinced that you’re so much smarter than everyone who tried this before you. You don’t need advice or he…
Behind the scenes - how I'm making redblobgames.com - interactive explanations of game development algorithms and math