Tonya Yemelyanova ⚒️✏️

Ukrainian mobile developer with 10+ years of experience. Coffee addict. Co-founder of Part of Stories about Software outsoursing

[Tonya Yemelyanova ⚒️✏️ @emy_ty]

The first publication about us!

[Capbase @CapbaseInc]

In our Founder Spotlight series, we highlight some of the folks using Capbase to start and run their companies.

⭐🇺🇦 Now up is @lookslikeregis talking about payroll and HR benefits tools built by Ukrainians, for Ukrainians at https://t.co/RoIV5bW0AF 🇺🇦⭐

https://t.co/t8p6RF660B

[Dmitry K 🍀 @lookslikeregis]

This thread should help Ukrainians find remote/relocation jobs in Europe. We gathered this list from 7 conferences we participated in during 2023. Please retweet if you have any friends, relatives, or colleagues from Ukraine. A thread: 1/13

[CleverFleet @clever_fleet]

Happy to share that we've been highlighted as a Startup of the Day by the best Ukrainian IT news magazine. If you can read Ukrainian, please have a look at https://t.co/1LDZVm5243

[Tonya Yemelyanova ⚒️✏️ @emy_ty]

@RReverser It was loud. Definitely

[Tonya Yemelyanova ⚒️✏️ @emy_ty]

@AprilynneAlter Wow, thanks! Honestly, I never thought in this direction!

[Tonya Yemelyanova ⚒️✏️ @emy_ty]

Looks like chat GPT is a new crush now. I wonder how many relationships are going to burn because of it.

[Tonya Yemelyanova ⚒️✏️ @emy_ty]

@techgenii Very interested to read you here :)

[Tonya Yemelyanova ⚒️✏️ @emy_ty]

I literally spent more than 2 hours of time crafting an email to my client describing all the pros and cons of a new feature request. I had to go through all my dev and product experience to be clear and share the best examples.

[Tonya Yemelyanova ⚒️✏️ @emy_ty]

Why product development with a good team is expensive? Because usually, a good team spends a lot of time applying the experience to think about client ideas and the best way to bring them to life or abandon them if the idea is not reasonable.

[CleverFleet @clever_fleet]

Overall, our goals are mutually beneficial: we aim to provide better service for US companies, create more work opportunities for Ukrainians, and help accelerate the recovery of the Ukrainian economy.

See you in 2023. Slava Ukraini!

[Tonya Yemelyanova ⚒️✏️ @emy_ty]

'Wonderful' selling strategy from @Atlassian:
1.Automatically switch a user from a free to a paid plan
2.Send an email "We need your billing details" and put an invoice on how much I'd be changed.
Result - I'm disappointed about why should I pay and ready to leave the platform

[Tonya Yemelyanova ⚒️✏️ @emy_ty]

One of the biggest issues QA engineers from offshore teams is not checking the system in the client's (target audience's) timezones. So many silly mistakes are not caught.

[Tonya Yemelyanova ⚒️✏️ @emy_ty]

@nektokh But I like the example by the link better, it shows mode details on how this works with customer requests. https://t.co/3RJQywjY8R

[Tonya Yemelyanova ⚒️✏️ @emy_ty]

My today's take is about buying cycles and how they work. Never expected something like this to exist.

[Tonya Yemelyanova ⚒️✏️ @emy_ty]

@nektokh There are 3 stages of the buyer journey:

1. Awareness - The buyer realizes that they have a problem.
2. Consideration - The buyer understands their problem and researches ways to solve it.
3. Decision - The buyer decides on a solution.

[Tonya Yemelyanova ⚒️✏️ @emy_ty]

Just a short story about my path to CleverFleet.

[CleverFleet @clever_fleet]

She became interested in programming at the age of 13, and got her first job in a leading IT company. Co-founder of the platform @emy_ty Tonya Yemelyanova knows how to surprise!

Even while studying at school, she had no equal at math Olympiads, which made the guys nervous.

[Tonya Yemelyanova ⚒️✏️ @emy_ty]

@imSabugueiro @bubble would be happy to connect!

[Tonya Yemelyanova ⚒️✏️ @emy_ty]

@nicolefranq Hello! I used to be a mobile dev, now head of development in a small software development agency - I mix between business and development right now. Happy to connect for a coffee and talk about anything

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Believe it or not, in the years 1950-1951, the A. C. Gilbert Company distributed the Gilbert U-238 Atomic Energy Lab, a toy kit allowing kids to make nuclear reactions at home using actual radioactive material. It was taken off the shelves in 1951

[more: https://t.co/ToBaEXXDMX]

[Tonya Yemelyanova ⚒️✏️ @emy_ty]

If you are interested to know how to work with Ukrainian devs the article by @lookslikeregis is must read for you.

https://t.co/HyaeOOHN13