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    June 06, 2021

    Startups Need help with the tech stack

    Need help with the tech stack

    Posted: 05 Jun 2021 07:58 PM PDT

    I'm building a chrome extension for users to set reminders. I know those exist but I have a different take from UX perspective.

    My extension will have user authentication and CRUD operations on users own data.

    What's the best tech stack for this? HTML/CSS + JS + Firebase or something else?

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    I've created a B2C app - What's the best way to respond to users suggesting features?

    Posted: 06 Jun 2021 02:33 AM PDT

    What do I tell a user who suggests "This would be nice to add to your app"?

    I don't want to be silent and just put it on the suggestion pile. I also don't want to promise anything. And I don't want to be dismissive.

    Even if I decide to implement their idea, I don't want to give any form of indication of WHEN I will do it. I don't want to promise any timelines.

    What's the best way of responding to feature requests, making the user feel heard and valued, but without promising anything?

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    Anyone with experience outsourcing the SDR role?

    Posted: 05 Jun 2021 09:36 PM PDT

    Greetings. I run a sort of SDR company but for another industry, Real Estate. I'm developing a new offering for companies in the startup world and would love to pick your brain if you've ever outsourced this role or know someone that has. For any takers, you would get free access to our Pilot program so there's definitely some tangible benefit for you.

    Thanks in advance.

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    How much equity should I ask for given the details below?

    Posted: 06 Jun 2021 12:55 AM PDT

    I'm in the education industry and have built an impressive profile in the high school/college consultation business. Currently I am bringing in 90-110k after tax operating as an independent contractor.

    A brick and mortar education company is in the process of expanding their market into the high school and college consultation business but do not have the experience, curriculum, or business model to branch into this market immediately.

    Currently they are operating in multiple high volume cities and have connections with schools and other companies. They are also in the process of building an Ed tech platform which I also have a wealth of ideas for.

    They have reached out to me inquiring about the possibility of partnering with me to build a flag ship service tailored to the high school and college consultation market. There is a possibility that I will operate as CEO or President of the company and they plan to leverage their current customers as a channel to bring in students. I will likely be the brains, management, and curriculum developer here, while they assist with the financial side of the business. I will likely also participate in the Ed tech startup (separate brand) to offer my ideas and expertise in product development. If I anticipate the value of the branch that I will head to bring in north of 350k per year for the first year and a half then 500k+ in the second year, How much equity should I ask for? Ballpark range of what would be appropriate and not off putting.

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    Do 9 out of 10 startups really fail?

    Posted: 04 Jun 2021 05:02 PM PDT

    This statistic gets thrown around online a lot and parroted by many people. However, I was just wondering if this is accurate or a myth. If it is a myth, why do you guys think the number keep getting thrown around everywhere? I'm about to join a fintech startup and it seems like all my friends and family are telling me this.

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