Nikita Titov

CEO & Co-Founder @CorreliaAI | Yale | Analytics geek.

[Nikita Titov @titovdev]

@AdityaUmale17 The “half knowledge” part makes this useful. You named where you got stuck instead of presenting the offers as proof that everyone should follow exactly the same route.

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@mattpocockuk Choosing what to leave out is a service too. An endless list of things you could learn is much less helpful than a route through one problem.

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@VraserX Just wait until the goodbye card has a cap table 😂

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@cst_william Makes sense. The sentence someone repeats back to you in person can be very different from the one you spent an hour polishing online 😄

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@Shadmanislam151 Some clicks are worth keeping, like confirming who receives an interview invitation. Re-entering the same candidate details in two systems is the sort I want to remove.

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@Shadmanislam151 A useful recent example was a prospect asking whether connecting the ATS would immediately invite candidates. They wanted to choose a few people first. It reminded me to explain that control before showing more automation.

[Nikita Titov @titovdev]

What we've achieved last week:
- plus 14 pilots in a week
- one of them is enterprise
- really good feedback from potential customers, a lot of insights

You have probably a question - what did it cost us?
Okay, first of all - 3862 sent emails. And I did it on my own in 5 days.
Second thing - a little money for Apollo (200$ sub).

If you have any questions - comment below, i'll reply to everyone.

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@thdxr Appreciate the p95 honesty. People remember the one request that left them staring at the screen.

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@PunchyMoney Running a company has its own version of the grumpy executive: the customer who decides they no longer need you.

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@RobertJBye Keeping your place while the layout changes matters more than making each screenshot look perfect. That’s the detail I’d want to test repeatedly.

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@kamauwaruhiu Somebody is already preparing an excuse note from their mum

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@JespernissenSEO Have you tested this with brand-new pages? Would be useful to see the path from submission to indexing to an actual mention, with the time each step took.

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@poetengineer__ Having the implementation beside the paper is the good bit. You can change one thing and find out whether you understood the passage, instead of collecting another convincing explanation.

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@Big_E For product demos, cutting straight to one useful moment would be a bigger win than generating another dramatic intro. Show the thing working and let the viewer get on with their day.

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@vishalsingh2972 Now imagine pitching those 500 lobster fishermen a dashboard with 19 tabs

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@leoleotoobad Use whichever makes your day less annoying. The terminal doesn’t need to become a personality test

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@barkmeta Six months is specific enough to check later. Which roles and tasks are you expecting to disappear?

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@simpsoka The final boss of subscriptions was apparently an embroidery machine

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@garrytan The deleted scaffolding sounds like the interesting part. Would be useful to see one task before and after, including what no longer needs configuring.

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@marclou Congrats! Would love a breakdown of where the first customers came from. Launching to an existing audience can change those first 10 days a lot.

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@dhh Finally, a convincing excuse to buy another keyboard