Just a general point with raising that I've learned (and I am yet to start
any official raise) but if like me you do get the occasional email from
VC/Private Equity, make sure you chat to the Managing Partner and pref get
some sort of NDA in place. Or you'll waste a lot of time giving away
valu
This is a fantastic idea Ned.
My friends at Flightfox just had an intern in and have a read at this blog
post on his experiences -
http://bostinno.com/2012/08/04/what-i-learned-from-my-internship-at-a-y-combinator-startup/
cheers,
Priyanka
@evolvex
On Sunday, 19 August 2012 16:15:01 UTC+10,
hey Nick
I work in the interior design & furniture industry. I have a tech side
of my business too hence part of Silicon beach. Happy to chat.
cheers,
Priyanka Rao
priya...@luxmy.com.au
www.evolvex.com.au
On Mar 19, 11:07 pm, Nicholas Tong wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm currently just wondering if
Hello Michael
As someone who finished an MBA last year and just launched ecommerce
start up last week (www.evolvex.com - design your own flat packed
furniture) I can say that my university education was good to the
extent that I had the confidence to take the risk however the day to
day planning a
ed on your requirements I'd seriously look at Assistly and
> Zendesk. These tools cost a bit but are definitely worth it if your
> business revolves around customer support. If cost is an issue then
> Tenderapp will serve you for a while to come as you build your client
> base.
>
hello Silicon Beach.
I'm heading up a start up launching in November 2011 which is in the
online furniture retail space (with a few innovative twists).
We're having an internal debate about various customer support tools
to integrate to our website. I've looked at Zendesk, Get Satisfaction,
Tende
