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A No-Nonsense Working Culture

By A Mystery Man Writer

When I was a dreamy wantrepreneur, my idea of running a startup involved foosball tables, slides, unlimited book budgets, and frequent company parties. However, when Joshua and I actually started TalkJS, we were too focused on getting to product-market fit to worry about anything like that. We were worrying about
When I was a dreamy wantrepreneur, my idea of running a startup involved foosball tables, slides, unlimited book budgets, and frequent company parties. However, when Joshua and I actually started TalkJS, we were too focused on getting to product-market fit to worry about anything like that. We were worrying about our customers and about the product, not about foosball tables. At the time, I felt that this was a temporary ordeal. We’d get to foosball levels of awesomeness soon enough. As time we

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