Gernot Bernkopf

Obviously, it can contribute to success, but it ultimately comes down to attitude and what someone makes of it. A university education alone is not enough.

It depends if it fits to our roadmap and there is a product- respectively feature-market-fit ;) ... if we think that the feature won't work for other customers, it has to be paid, sure.

No, I don't think that it will have an impact.

I haven’t launched on PH yet, so please share your insights with me afterward! Our product is ready, but I’m still unsure about the best timing for our launch.

150 employees is quite okay, but in my experience, 50-70 is ideal for maintaining a positive work environment and a strong sense of community among colleagues.

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We are currently evaluating tools like Lemlist, La Growth Machine, Dripify, etc. ... Lemlist and LGM are quite cool tools.

Rich and unknown for sure.

Currently we are evaluating such tools. We tried Lemlist and La Growth Machine. Next might be Meet Alfred or Dripify.

I mostly agree with you, but I think Musk will eventually shrink it to a bare minimum - or possibly sell it to someone who values it for more than just having a platform and audience.

Postman, Swagger and our own tool, dcupl.

Sure, but I would invest in employees and work less myself - or at least at a more normal level.

Atm it's LinkedIn for us. Maybe we should pay more attention to YouTube as well.

I think it's all about content. We @dcupl are a SaaS software provider, therefore the most important thing is to provide as many how-tos and examples as possible, so that people have a frictionless start.

I love coding because of the flow state I can achieve when I'm working undisturbed for hours. Unfortunately, I don't have much time for coding anymore.

Only engagement really shows if your content works.

It seems like the right approach, as it was simply impossible to check all the new services every time. It just takes too much time for me.

I’m both reading books and listening to audiobooks. Recently, I came across the idea that reading a book while simultaneously listening to its audiobook can help improve content retention.

Definitely depends on the product, doesn't it. If you are talking about SaaS every service has to integrate AI to simplify processes and functionality as much as possible.

With dcupl, you can build a web app that starts generating revenue for you in just one day. I don’t think this is a question that can easily be pinned down.