collin128

Great post!

I found that switching to the new Gmail folders/tabs layout is helping me stay off email so much.

Essentially, it reduces the times that I'm notified by my phone/laptop for new email by sticking non-essential emails into various folders and essential emails into my primary inbox.

Notifications are only enabled for my primary inbox and it has reduced my email interruptions by 80%.

References this past HN post:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6108092

to;dr at around 8 team members it starts to make financial sense to think about your own space.

Aside from financial costs I think there are other non-tangible benefits on both sides of the equation. We love our co-working space but are only 4 at the time. We'll see when the time comes...

Couldn't agree more. I'd hate to be the guy stuck with the buggy beta.

I'd have to side with Thiel, with one caveat. Innovation of important technology is slowing down. How many animated GIF/photo-filter apps does the world really need?

I'd like to see more companies focusing on the big problems that have the potential to impact the way we work, live, and survive.

Seconded!

Kona looks great. Our main app (voltageCRM.com) is built in Angular I think we're going to go that route when we go mobile. Any tips/what back end are you running?

Love the Andrew Chen quote, "your ad-supported Web 2.0 site is actually a B2B enterprise in disguise."

This article is meant to highlight the goal of brining together the multiple different systems a sales team must use to in order to streamline their job and allow them to focus on the skills that are uniquely human.