Re:Vote up if you're rejected but will still proceed
by bls on Tuesday April 10, 2007 @11:46PM
(#11683)
Where? I am currently in Thailand.
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Re:Vote up if you're rejected but will still proceed
by ced on Wednesday April 11, 2007 @04:12AM
(#11769)
How is it over there? I'd email you, but you have no email address in your profile.
Re:Vote up if you're rejected but will still proceed
by whacked_new on Wednesday April 11, 2007 @12:26AM
(#11708)
japan. on traveler's visa. very, very random story.
Re:Vote up if you're rejected but will still proceed
by jamongkad on Wednesday April 11, 2007 @12:45AM
(#11712)
Really? Philippines here, I got rejected too but it's cool, After much evaluation on my part. My start up needs customers more than investors at this point. And yeah living in the Philippines I have the advantage of lower expenses all across the board. :-)
Re:Vote up if you're rejected but will still proceed
by whacked_new on Wednesday April 11, 2007 @01:08AM
(#11719)
I dunno about the Philippines, but I do know that user preferences in the Eastern hemisphere are very different from those in the West. And if you are developing for a Western audience, you may very well be in the wrong place.
Re:Vote up if you're rejected but will still proceed
by BitGeek on Wednesday April 11, 2007 @01:37AM
(#11729)
Cause the only way to know anything about your customers is to look out the door?
I assume they are american expats...
... or maybe they are developing a product for the 5/6th of the world that isn't America.
Re:Vote up if you're rejected but will still proceed
by whacked_new on Wednesday April 11, 2007 @01:43AM
(#11731)
or they share a similar very very random story.
I presented to a bunch of devs 2 months ago, and despite being senior IT developers, they never heard of digg or delicious. It's not a big deal, but it's hard to get your point across.
Re:Vote up if you're rejected but will still proceed
by jamongkad on Wednesday April 11, 2007 @04:15AM
(#11770)
True but the Philippines is the 2nd largest outsourcing country to India(Correct me if I'm wrong) Although I agree that going out there and getting to know your customers is the most important thing.