Matthew Grant

Only if the experience is bad or truly over-the-top great.

All it takes is one massive innovation. AGI will present unimaginable growth opportunities to any company that can provide it at scale (see Nvidia!).

I avoid working on the weekends unless it's something super urgent. I'm a workaholic, but over the years I've recognized the importance of setting aside time for personal and social activities.

I've offered LTDs for beta testers and early adopters. The feedback you get in the early stages of development is crucial, so it's a win-win for both your product and its customers.

Hey everyone! 👋 Did you know that 75% of U.S. nonprofits and community organizations don’t use specialized software? Unfortunately, dedicated nonprofit tools are complicated and expensive. I've been working with nonprofits as a volunteer and a technical consultant for years, so I've seen firsthand how inefficient and frustrating this can be. Using feedback from those same nonprofits, we...

I prefer a hybrid schedule that allows me to come in as needed: When it comes to troubleshooting issues or discussing ideas, in-person collaboration is much more productive for me.

It depends on the decision! If the decision is not urgent and/or requires more consideration, I'll use the weekend to mull it over and make the decision on Monday.