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What are the specs needed on a computer to be able to use this? It looks AMAZING but I also imagine it would really spin up the fans on a lot of laptops in order to smoothly pull it off.
mmhmmBring yourself and your personality into your video chats
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Hi Product Hunters, Being a manager is hard. You rarely get much training or support, and the skills you need to succeed are very different from those of an individual contributor. It’s not surprising then that so many managers struggle...you’ve probably had a bad manager or two in your career because of this (and likely left a job because of it:...
Manager ScoreBenchmark your manager skills & get advice to improve
Manager Score is an anonymous benchmarking survey that helps you understand how you're doing as a manager. It asks your team a series of questions on topics research by Gallup, Google, Deloitte, and others have shown are essential to high performing, engaged teams.
To get a Manager Score, all you have to do is set your team up and we'll handle reminding them, compiling results when the 5 day period is over, and give you expert analysis and tips to help you improve.
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Manager ScoreBenchmark your manager skills & get advice to improve
Jason Evanishleft a comment
The promise of this is awesome. Great idea. My question though is how do you know what people are and are not using? Most products don't have apis you can plug into to watch their users behavior on a domain.
Meta SaaSSaaS management, price transparency, & utilization reporting
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The #1 perk people want at work is job growth, yet most companies only pay lip service to this. It's a major contributor to the fact that the average tenure at a job for Millennials is as low as 2.2 years; people look for growth by changing jobs instead of growing with the company. I read the Alliance by Reid Hoffman (http://amzn.to/2dC4bjx) a couple years ago and loved how he made it so clear...
Tour of Duty JobsFind jobs with mission objectives that grow your career.
Tour of Duty JobsFind jobs with mission objectives that grow your career.
Jason Evanishleft a comment
Hi Product Hunters! I'm Jason, Founder and CEO, and would love to hear your questions and comments. We started 2 years ago with just a blog post and a Wufoo form looking for managers that wanted help being a good manager. From those early customer development interviews we learned most people have to rely on manual or cobbled-together systems to manage their teams. Unfortunately, those systems...
Lighthouse 1 on 1 meeting softwareSoftware that makes better managers through 1 on 1s & more
Lighthouse helps managers motivate and get the best performance from their teams through an easy to use web app that helps you have better 1 on 1s, develop your people (the #1 perk people want at work), and more.
Lighthouse 1 on 1 meeting softwareSoftware that makes better managers through 1 on 1s & more
Jason Evanishleft a comment
Grove breaks down so many key concepts and approaches. It really is the de facto source for management skills when so many others are filled with fluff.
High Output ManagementA management guide from the founder of Intel
Statistical AtlasDemographic charts and maps down to the city block
Jason Evanishleft a comment
@patticus - can you handle billing that isn't all monthly like say if you have some annual deals that pay for multiple accounts?
ProfitWell by PriceIntelFree Daily SaaS Growth Goal Tracking for Stripe
Jason Evanishleft a comment
I've had a number of the Pistol Lake henleys and shirts and they're always super comfortable, a great fit, and hold up in the wash. Oh, and they're cheap. What more can you ask for? I'm even wearing a blue Pistol Lake henley as I write this...
Pistol LakeRugged, vintage-inspired sweatshirts sewn in Los Angeles
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I know it's biased because I ran product there, but seriously, you can't work on a SaaS or Ecommerce product without the data KISSmetrics gets you. I can do all of the following easily: 1) Look up power users for any feature you want to iterate on and have their email address right there to know who to contact. 2) Look up an individual user's recent activity to understand a timeline of their...
KISSmetricsNot just for marketers; see the behavior of all your users.
KISSmetricsNot just for marketers; see the behavior of all your users.
Jason Evanishleft a comment
@istanb4u has been hustling hard on this for awhile. If you have a favorite bartender/mixologist or two, this is a killer app.
OnTheBariBeacon invades nightlife
Jason Evanishleft a comment
@ReubenMetcalfe Honestly, the quality of prints is still pretty low and depending on the printer, build size is small too. I think we're still in niche mode, but things like AstroPrint help you escape the hardcore hobbyist niche and get into some more casual, yet still experimental users who can help invent the use cases more interest to general consumers.
AstroPrintWireless 3D Printing System on Kickstarter
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These guys pivoted from being a marketplace for designs to this print system solving a big problem in the market. Assuming your printer isn't broken due to poor design or manufacturing, then the print process is one of the most annoying parts of a 3D Printer as it is tedious and time consuming. Astroprint seems like it can help with that and they're doing well on Kickstarter so far.
AstroPrintWireless 3D Printing System on Kickstarter
AstroPrintWireless 3D Printing System on Kickstarter
Jason Evanishleft a comment
It's cool that people keep making new printers, but it's lame when they say they're "innovative" and "For everyone"...like every other 3DP company. I personally don't see anything new and the small build area (6" x 5" x 4") is pretty small. Still, it's awesome to see so many people keep ordering printers on crowdfunding sites. Virtually all of them seem to kick. The real question then is how...
New MatterA sub-$300 3D printer and design marketplace
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@rrhoover Thanks for the shout out to MyAnalytics. It looks like GAget has done a great job of bringing in lots of data. I always worry about information overload aka - signal to noise, which I think they straddle well with the way it's using the space on the screen to force some scrolling. When we made MyAnalytics, we focused on a few narrow comparison use cases to try to keep the noise low.
GAgetGoogle Analytics stats on iPhone & Mac