Anshaj Goyal

Finally! a product that solves for the problem I was having

damn! you guyz cooking great stuff. Can't wait to run it on my websites

a lot of my questions can be answered now lol! Thanksss

Fair point, can't function anymore, let me know if any solutions :(

Looks like a good product for early stage startups, will definitely give a try

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Still remember, how we started from a small team and here we are... Feels amazing to be part of this journey!

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My days are more productive I believe ....looks like I'm a polar bear 😂

I believe what's crucial for a SaaS product is to understand whether it is even solving the problem it's supposed to. The user data heatmaps around your product can tell much about user journey blackouts which can tell a lot about your SaaS. Also I believe pivot is necessary in a saas as well provided the rapid growth of new technologies these days.. it's important to adapt to the market.

The list is pretty dope. It will surely come in handy love it <3

I am highly interested in how Neuralink comes out as a final product w.r.t to the kind of trust shown in it. Will it enhance a human being's capacity to reason as well.

I generally use QlikView because of it's easy to use UI and best support I've ever seen

Linkedin is a very essential site nowadays. It is just as crucial as your website's SEO to optimize it. Great stuff guyz ?makers

I always wanted to learn more about blockchain and smart contracts in that but couldn't actually get time for that :(

We have daily scrums which make sure of the work everyone is doing and decides owner according to the bandwidth of each.

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