Haris Khan

Hey I could not find any Self-help books, do you plan to add those in the future? @alessandra_torre

@imtiyaz922 This seems like a great startup for one of the community I am managing. I just came across this through the product hunt leadership and I would love to use it to see the impact it can generate. Overall seems like a good idea and yeah good luck for the launch man!

It might be because of the myths and biases that business have rendered this discussions a taboo topic in the fast growing startup community.

I like the idea of a now-ist for getting to the innovation part, but I fear about how things go in the long run if we keep coming up with ways on getting things done in the short term. As from what I understand being a now-ist you dont have much focus on planning it for the long run you are just focused on delivering the goals and trusting on your network of resources. Yeah, that definitely...

For the Hack Club NUST community, I am managing, we have mostly went for online events, on ground events, hackathons to gather developers database, useful collaborations to generate more impact. These all have proved pretty well in gathering reach and getting hands on more data for better understanding.

I just came across this product today and it seems great. Would love to try it out.

Krisp has helped me a lot. Its a great product.

Hey, I like doing both, there should be a full stack option.

The startup I work for they launched their first product on Producthunt recently this month. And it was quite a good learning experience for us. We aimed for being the top product of the day but we ended up being 4th and still it was an amazing experience. For now, I guess we won't be launching any more products this year as we did get a handful number of leads through the launch and it was...

No mostly it just gives me depression seeing all the negativity that is always getting highlighted on the general news channels. I just love spending time on informative articles or podcasts that help you gain beneficial knowledge <3

It was a bit difficult but companies like Remotebase.com have made connecting with team of job ready developers a lot easier

Understanding the pain points of your customer is the most important part man. Some of the rest are researching on the current competitors, reducing cash burn rate by optimizing the process with micro improvements.

In my opinion overdoing yourself is not good for the long run, your productivity and capability of doing great things gets reduced drastically. Giving yourself rest on weekend is great for achieving more miles on the road.

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I would recommend you to go through the book Atomic Habits by James Clear to getting life back on track with the power of micro habits. Plus having a better night sleep cutting back on caffeine at least 6 hours before going to bed. Exercising daily even for a short while helps. And being a bit strict about work life balance can do the job in my opinion.

Onboarding technical resources is a backbreaking process for startups. Hiring the best fit developer for the role and all the operational cost that comes as the byproduct of the process is strenuous for a startup. Remotebase has been doing an effective job in solving the hiring challenge. Their work model of connecting startups with remote developer teams that are ready for the job is...

Really happy and super exited that Remotebase is finally LIVE on the Product Hunt Platform today!!! Remotebase brings a lot of diversity and opportunities to the tech industry.