tomeehan
OFFERING: Product-minded developer with 7 years experience. Mostly use Rails
Can help with:
- Getting your MVP to market, quickly
- Building new features and fixing bugs on your project
- Mentoring and building a team
- Refactoring legacy applications into well-tested maintainable code
RECENT PROJECT: Led a small team in at BNPL in UK. Migrated credit decisioning and underwriting system out of Salesforce into Rails application.
PAST EXPERIENCE: Marketplaces, Fintech, eCommerce, SaaS
RECENT TECHNOLOGIES: Ruby, Rails, Javascript, Python, AWS, Swift
CONTACT: hello[at]tomeehan[.]net | https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomeehan | www.tomeehan.net
As a SaaS founder — I've always felt it's a bit of an odd value proposition — "pay me more, and I'll fix my flawed, buggy software".
Thatcher was thoroughly against the centralisation of power and monetary policy in Europe, but all for free trade.
When navigating long texts it starts to get a bit unwieldy — I guess this is been seen to in v4, but I haven't tested it out.
re your PS — you can export your doc (as markdown, html, word, + PDF). I've just tested iA 4 out — if you export a doc with those embedded files they're included. You can also share drafts to WP and Medium.
Pretty much. If they own shares in a public company, they can just sell them on the open market.
You can see director's dealings on the company's 'Insider Transactions': (i.e. Apple: http://finance.yahoo.com/quote/AAPL/holders?p=AAPL)
If the company's not public — they can receive cash through salary/bonus/dividends. If they're privately financed (i.e. VC's) they can liquidate some of their shares during a funding round (they sell some of their shares to the VC).
(This is a total ELI5 — sorry to any financiers/accounts reading this)