Reminds me of how Peter Thiel once said he didn’t invest in a round of Facebook partly because the offices looked the same as the last time he visited and felt like growth had stagnated (if I remember the story correctly).
Sid Sijbrandij's inexpensive trick for making your office look impressive to visitors. Assuming your usage stats are as good as GitLab's, at least...https://twitter.com/sytses/status/1194072909582483457 …
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Wow can't believe that trick actually works in the valley
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Want to know exactly how many Bloomberg terminal subscribers there are? It is displayed in giant foot tall letters on monitors literally all over their office building...
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Thanks Paul! This is how it looks. I’ve only partially pictured the sales dashboards. Since we have no offices this setup now is part of my living room, ‘contrasting’ the interior. Behind most entrepreneurs is a significant other rolling their eyes, and helping every step.pic.twitter.com/P5HFqtx7QT
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Love this. I'm a huge fan of dashboards, except my SO would probably roll these on out of the living room lol
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He uses the same trick for employees. A customer facing Professional Services engineer that tells you GitLab should be "reachable by IP on port 80" through their own Helm chart
Tells the world he's going to lower the hiring bar.
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