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What approach can enable your studio to adapt quickly in the fast-paced startup environment? When building a corporate startup studio, it is important to embrace practices that encourage quick decision-making and responsiveness to market feedback. To achieve that, start by creating small, autonomous teams that use lean startup methods for rapid prototyping and iterative development. Foster open communication and conduct regular reviews to track progress and make necessary adjustments based on feedback. Explore more strategies for building a corporate startup studio: https://lnkd.in/ejUSRJki

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Working in a startup can be challenging, especially when most of the IT industry enjoys Saturdays off. But in a startup, Saturdays are often another day to push forward, learn, and grow. 🚀 It might seem tough, but it’s a great opportunity to show your strength and dedication. Every extra hour is a chance to learn something new, take ownership, and make a bigger impact. The hustle is real, but so are the rewards. 💪 #StartupLife #SaturdayGrind #LearningEveryday #SoftwareEngineer #GrowthMindset #TechLife #StrengthInChallenges #ContinuousLearning

I had a great conversation with Akash Bajwa about the critical role BizOps plays in scaling high-growth companies. From my 5+ years at Figma, helping drive international expansion and shaping go-to-market strategies, I’ve seen how BizOps serves as the "connective tissue" across teams. In the interview, we dive into topics like when to make your first BizOps hire, the skills to look for, and how to set these teams up for success. Big thanks to Akash for the thoughtful discussion! If you're interested in scaling challenges, market expansion, or BizOps insights, I hope you find it useful. As I explore my next career step, I'm eager to connect with others and pursue opportunities to collaborate on high-impact projects! #BizOps #ScalingStartups #Leadership #Expansion #Talent

Building a #startup is awesome, but it can feel like juggling flaming chainsaws sometimes. (We get it!) Limited resources? Tight budget? Need to launch yesterday? That's why we just launched our Startup Program to help early-stage founders like you crush development goals and get your MVP out the door faster. ️ Here's what we have: ➥ Special discounts, because let's face it, every penny counts. ➥ Effortless automation to free up your devs for the real brain work. ➥ Seamless integrations so you can ditch the duct tape and focus on building. ➥ Dedicated support to make sure you're never left hanging. Think you qualify? (Spoiler alert: you probably do!) • Less than 2 years old? ✔ Check. • Funding under $200k? ✔ Check. • Team of 5 or less? ✔ Check. • New to YepCode? Welcome aboard! Ready to start scaling? Let's make magic happen! ✨ #startuplife #devlife #mvp #launchfast

When is it time to pay your founding team, and how do you put it into action? While it seems straightforward, paying founders is more complicated than many expect Here's a quick guide from the Fullstack team to help you start. 👇 Need more details? Check out our full guide. Link below. #startupaus #startupfounder #smebusiness

“You can’t get vibes from a job description” 🕺 One of our foundational beliefs at Jumpstart. On ALL of our streams, we ask startups to ‘pitch’ their roles via video, so candidates can get a REAL sense of a startup’s mission, culture, and what they will actually be working on. To celebrate the launch of our new Software Engineering Stream, we've teamed up with AutogenAI, one of the UK's fastest growing AI startups to bring these pitches to you LIVE on the 27th November 🎬. Join us for:  👨💻 Demos from 3 top CTOs at some of London’s most exciting startups, telling you all about their startup, plans for growth, and devs they're hiring for 💬 A chance to ask them questions and chat more with them afterwards and apply for their roles 🍕 Beer & pizza, whilst chatting to a bunch of impressive engineers & entrepreneurs If you are top tier junior-mid level engineer with tonnes of proactivity, we would LOVE to see you there. 👀 See the link in the comments to register. Event is free but spaces are limited so reserve your spot fast!👇 P.S. Jumpstart events are fun, photo ft. Jumpstart’s very own superstar developer Hugo Hazard 2nd from the left. 💻 #Startups #SoftwareEngineers #Jumpstart

How Did You Survive Pre-Revenue Challenges in Startup Life? Answers: https://lnkd.in/gn9rZ4Cs #StartupJourney #EntrepreneurAdvice #MVPStage Hey everyone! I’m super excited to share that I’ve just finished the MVP (Minimum Viable Product) for my B2C startup! 🎉 I’ve done focus groups, gathered feedback, and made improvements. As a non-technical founder, it’s been a journey, but my software engineer friend thinks it's time to launch, even if it’s pretty basic for now. My goal is to start out in a neighborhood in NYC and see how it goes from there. Here’s where I’m at: I’m currently living at my parents’ place, which is pretty far from NYC and in an isolated town. 😅 It can feel a bit stifling here, and I’m noticing the impact on my motivation. The only way I can really break free is by getting a job since my startup isn’t generating income yet, and I don’t have investors. I’m weighing my options: Stay at home and try to launch from afar while making occasional trips to NYC. Get a job in NYC for the income, but then I have to deal with rent, even though I’ll be living in the city I’m launching in, which could be a huge advantage. Consider subletting for a month ...

How Did You Survive Pre-Revenue Challenges in Startup Life? Answers: https://lnkd.in/g7VM7EAc #StartupJourney #EntrepreneurAdvice #MVPStage Hey everyone! I’m super excited to share that I’ve just finished the MVP (Minimum Viable Product) for my B2C startup! 🎉 I’ve done focus groups, gathered feedback, and made improvements. As a non-technical founder, it’s been a journey, but my software engineer friend thinks it's time to launch, even if it’s pretty basic for now. My goal is to start out in a neighborhood in NYC and see how it goes from there. Here’s where I’m at: I’m currently living at my parents’ place, which is pretty far from NYC and in an isolated town. 😅 It can feel a bit stifling here, and I’m noticing the impact on my motivation. The only way I can really break free is by getting a job since my startup isn’t generating income yet, and I don’t have investors. I’m weighing my options: Stay at home and try to launch from afar while making occasional trips to NYC. Get a job in NYC for the income, but then I have to deal with rent, even though I’ll be living in the city I’m launching in, which could be a huge advantage. Consider subletting for a month ...

Working with startups has taught me to embrace the unknown as a design/ dev partner and in my own businesses. Every day, you’re navigating variables that are dynamic and can change very quickly. You have to make decisions based on what you know now, while staying agile and ready to pivot as new information emerges. It’s about being comfortable with constant change and the need to adapt quickly.