How do you define success for your startup?

LTCV, user retention, and hiring awesome employees.

It really depends how you measure yours, it's case to case basis. Defining success for us is kind of a three-legged stool situation. On one leg, we want to make a real difference and solve a problem that people genuinely care about. On another leg, we want to be sustainable and build something that can last, not just a quick flash in the pan. And finally, the last leg is all about creating a fun and inspiring place to work where everyone feels valued and we can keep pushing boundaries together. When all three of those things are clicking, that's when we know we're on the right track!

Making revenue, growing healthy and get the most out of our product for our customers!

When you continue improving the product to the point that it markets itself!

The present might not reflect the direction in which one is headed, but good enough, we shall eventually get there.

For us the biggest KPI is the users repeatability.

user retention. That's the key metrics

When it is not a startup anymore!

get 1000 paid users.

I want Jobsolv to help more people land fulfilling remote jobs without hours of job searching.

General interest, good feedback, growing user base

Revenue, healthy growth, retention and happy, always motivated team ⚡️

Hey there! Success for our startup is like making the perfect cup of coffee - it's a delicate balance of the right ingredients, timing, and a sprinkle of magic. It's about creating value for our customers, growing sustainably, and building a passionate team that believes in our mission. But hey, if the coffee gets a little frothy along the way, we'll take it as a good sign! Cheers to defining success on our own terms. 🚀☕'