The Ledger, every show
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Samuelson: European developers are less whiny than US developers
“I've found developers in Europe especially just seem to Not be so whiny, just to put it blunt”
Engineering tool purchasing power sits with directors, not developers
“Most software engineers are not the person that can swipe the credit card and engineering managers can, but we see it sometimes usually goes up to directors of engineering that are usually like, yep, I approve because they usually own a budget.”
Samuelson: Enterprise features for ScatterSpoke unexpectedly boosted small team conversions
“We built a bunch of custom features for that big enterprise client. Those features now work for all of our small teams just as well, right? So we built these enterprise grade features for these guys that wanted them, and it's actually helped the smaller end fu…”
Samuelson: Side-hustle founder guilt is a heavier burden than long hours
“The biggest thing to me is I can work long hours. I can work hard. That's just part of who I am, but it's more of a guilt problem to me. And what I mean by that is, like, if I'm not at my W-II job, and I'm at home, and it's a Saturday, and I take four hours to…”
Samuelson: Technical founders must accept imperfect code to scale
“You cannot Hold everybody to your standards, and at the end of the day, and after being an engineer for many years, it doesn't matter if, you know, the buttons work. There's so many big systems are built with duct tape, and they work, so you gotta get over tha…”