Jurijs Ivolga

All the best with your launch!

It depends, as always. I think it’s always nice to have an in-house expert because, in the long run, it’s cheaper. But sometimes, for very specific cases, you might need to hire someone to help. For example, in one of my previous projects, we had some performance issues with the DB. Even though we had very good developers in-house, none of them were DB administrators, so for that particular...

Bootstrapped so far, but I always leave an open door. Life is too short to limit to one way or another.

Great question, I'm actively looking into that now, but first I need to deliver a product...

Ok, I'm on interview and those guys across table just seeing me first time in their life and now I need convince them that not only I have all technical knowledge what is in my CV, but I need to make them think that I will fit that role, I will fit their team and I'm aligned with values of that company. Basically I need to sell my role to them. I think this is marketing... If you want to get...

Jira, Confluence, Evernote for notes

I think that it probably will limit candidate pools for Amazon. Everyone else now can hire candidate from bigger pool of candidates. Remote work will not disappear, it was there before covid and will be there after. I think at the end mandate to office will die.

I just bought a logo from Ai SaaS company for a project i'm building now, previously for all my failed(almost all, one is still kicking) ventures I paid to designers to do that work. Additionally spell check and stylistic errors are handled by ChatGPT now. Previously I would hire native English speaker to do that for my websites.

Tripadvisor, Bookig com. I even started to use Booking com just to check reviews and not even as booking service