Amol Sarva

We love this product. We have hired multiple candidates sourced from Scout

Love this series. Little known fact: many are filmed at @Knotel Flatiron! We love Vooza

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The most amazing thing you have ever seen on Product Hunt with zero exceptions. http://i.imgur.com/Kgt8xzg.png

Consider KnoteUp.com for this. It lets you keep a To Do list, focus using Pomodor timer, then publish to Slack for standups --> and let people click into your to do list and see what you've finished today/yesterday as well as what you are working on RIGHT NOW. http://knoteup.com has it. Slack integration is built in.

I have had a chance to learn this game plan and it is extremely good. The next gen of "I should blog more".

Very good chapters on the criminal madman Scottish fellow that sent Paris into a stock bubble

A daily task dashboard. Show the team what you're working on, stay focused task by task, and let folks discuss/ask/answer with less noise in the Slackstream.

My favorite was when Thinkup congratulated me for laying off some twitter nonsense about llamas.

This looks really cool. Better ways to label and share pictures that are not silly sticker emoji nonsense are most welcome.

Hey, neat to see this here! We've been developing this approach to building for the last few years mainly at Knotable (K = app for teamwork --> trying to push envelope on forms of teamwork). Multiple funded companies have been prototyped and funded using Code As Cards and now at least a dozen teams we know are using it exclusively. Consider it the open source readme on what Gigster provides as...

Reminds me of all those Foursquare for your Outfit apps from not long ago. Also Thumb and more...

This thing is beautiful. And the value for places with stuffy bad oxygen levels etc etc is huge -- nobody nobody nobody realizes how high the CO2 is in there office/the ozone and smog in their city till they get Awair.

This is a really sweet simple fast agree/disagree stream that makes it interesting to see what you/everyone think about "the topics" that are always streaming through our feeds.

Beautiful. I think the login is probably a good idea. With pen.io it was too easy to lose the pads/logins/passwords created.

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