Mixboard.com | Founding Engineer (Full Stack) | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE
The average employee spends 30% of their time looking for information. Mixboard fixes that with its platform for teams to centralize, track and search across all their workplace content. Think GitHub for Cloud documents and file uploads.
Previously I was on the founding team for 4 successfully acquired startups and PM #1 at Weebly.
Right now Mixboard is pre-launch and it's an exciting time for you to join. Private beta kicks off this week and teams from Facebook, Lyft and Weebly have committed to product trials. The tech stack is React / Redux, Ruby on Rails and Postgres.
Mixboard.com | Technical Co-founder or Engineer #1 | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE
The average employee spends 30% of their time looking for information. Mixboard fixes that with its platform for teams to centralize, track and search across all their workplace content. Think GitHub for Cloud documents and file uploads.
Previously I was on the founding team for 4 successfully acquired startups and PM #1 at Weebly.
Right now Mixboard is pre-launch and it's an exciting time for you to join. Private beta kicks off this week and teams from Facebook, Lyft and Weebly have committed to product trials. The tech stack is React / Redux, Ruby on Rails and Postgres.
Mixboard | Full Stack Developer | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE
Mixboard.com is rethinking how teams work together.
Right now the company is pre-launch and it's an exciting time for you to join. Product development is underway and teams from companies such as Facebook, Lyft and Weebly have committed to trialing the product.
About you:
I'm looking for an experienced full-stack developer who's ready to jump into a company that's pre-launch. You'll be part of the founding team wearing many hats whether its frontend, backend or interviewing the next engineering hire.
About me:
Previously I was on the founding team for 4 successfully acquired startups and 1st PM at Weebly.
Mixboard | Technical Co-founder | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | ONSITE | http://mixboard.com
Mixboard is a team collaboration board for sharing workplace content that reduces email and Slack messages. Right now Mixboard is pre-launch and it's an exciting time for you to join. Product development is underway and teams from companies such as Facebook, Lyft and Weebly have committed to product trials.
About you: 5+ years full-stack engineering experience and enjoys constant challenges. Prefers to be hands-on but can handle a managerial role as the company grows. You'll wear many hats whether its technical architecture, frontend, or interviewing the next engineering hire.
About me: Previously I was on the founding team for 4 successfully acquired startups and 1st PM at Weebly.
Want to learn more about the product? Let’s chat! Please email [email protected]
Elevate Labs | Full Stack Developer | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | ONSITE
Elevate Labs is building a product called Onsen (http://OnsenApp.com) — a team collaboration board for sharing docs, HTML snippets, images and files.
We're looking for an experienced full-stack developer who's ready to jump into a company that's pre-launch. You'll be apart of the founding team wearing many hats whether its frontend, backend or interviewing the next engineering hire.
Want to learn more about the product? Let’s chat! Please email [email protected]
Why does everyone expect Google+ to be as fully developed as Facebook, a product that was launched 6 years ago.
I don't like Google+, but of the complaining about its lack of features is getting annoying. It's very apparent the Google+ team is working as fast as they can to implement their product plan.
My complaint isn't so much that Google+ isn't developed as what they are developing and releasing has been very underwhelming and lacks any cohesive path to increasing engagement.
Almost all successful social networks that succeed have relatively high engagement from the get go. Notice, I said engagement and not user-base(that usually takes time to grow and understandably so). Google+'s engagement sucks. And their user-base numbers are bloated: google can stick a call-to-action to any service on their homepage and claim millions of signups overnight. It speaks more about Google the search engine and almost nothing about Google+'s success.
We get it, you don't like Google+. That doesn't mean you have to take every thread tangentially related to the product and make a point to criticize them for not releasing engagement metrics barely two months after launch.
If you have any facts or statistics to back up any of your claims I'd love to continue the discussion. Wild speculation and opinions stated as facts? Not so much.
The average employee spends 30% of their time looking for information. Mixboard fixes that with its platform for teams to centralize, track and search across all their workplace content. Think GitHub for Cloud documents and file uploads. Previously I was on the founding team for 4 successfully acquired startups and PM #1 at Weebly.
Right now Mixboard is pre-launch and it's an exciting time for you to join. Private beta kicks off this week and teams from Facebook, Lyft and Weebly have committed to product trials. The tech stack is React / Redux, Ruby on Rails and Postgres.
Want to learn more? Let’s chat! My email is [email protected]