@ABrandNewDayAFC@LeeHepner Something similar to what you describe existed in Austin when Uber/Lyft weren't operating here called "Ride Austin." Once Uber/Lyft came to town it didn't survive long.
@ABrandNewDayAFC@LeeHepner Something similar to what you describe existed in Austin when Uber/Lyft weren't operating here called "Ride Austin." Once Uber/Lyft came to town it didn't survive long.
You can't convince people to care about problems they fundamentally can't see. But once you've solved the problems they can see, you earn the trust to point out and fix higher order issues.
We all talk about the importance of experimentation, but so often it doesn't happen. We all have more to do than time to do it.
At Sumatra, our vision is to use AI to make it easier to ship an experiment than to ship an untested feature.
Join us.
🍋 Easy, peasy LemonSqueezy.
Sumatra is so easy that @lemonsqueezy quickly deployed AI-fraud solutions for their merchant platform to identify suspicious behavior across the customer journey in realtime
Case study 👉 https://t.co/vvLhXM3cdr
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@andybudd For me, this was the core issue. What I was taught was the core of design was so contrary to my actual experience on the job. So I switched to PM.
For decades, tech tycoons have tried to solve one of Austin's biggest problems — to no avail. Some were willing to donate part of their fortunes to fix the problem. https://t.co/rRjGiiVQGj
So much of the advice for startups boils down to "Talk to your users", but so many of the research-focused SaaS products advertise the "benefit" of spending less time talking to users.