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Does anyone like agile or what do you keep in mind when trying to ship something big? Or what about when you're kicking off a new project?

There are a lot of articles and data points that suggest and prove you make more money changing jobs than staying at your current one. What are the counter points to this, if any?

I'm answering this with my experience below and would love to have a discussion in the comments!

There is a ton of great content on Taro already about this already, but it's a great topic and would love to bring it up again for discussion.

I know Alex has talked about his experience mentoring 10-20 folks at once and handing out work to people as he went. Videos have talked about "decentralized power" where you figure out how to do something really well and then hand it off to someone else so they grow AND you grow by managing it.

I'd love to hear more folks' experience about how this has gone! I imagine there are some stories where this has been an easier process than others. For instance how have you handled a scenario where you hand someone something and then they dropped the ball because they were too busy? Or what about a scenario where you had a clear vision but early on during handoffs you didn't have a system in place to communicate all the details that you knew but they didn't - how did you fix this?

I'll also share my two cents on this one - hope to discuss more in the comments!

The worse the better, puns encouraged.

If you have a favorite video please link it.

Scenario 1: If I share personally identifiable information about myself in great detail, could another user access that or how is my privacy protected?

Scenario 2: If I'm working on a project that could compete with a Microsoft or OpenAi ML project, and I put a data set I’m using into chatgpt and share details about what/how I’m doing stuff, do you think they would bother with flagging something if it was potentially useful for themselves? Asking for a friend.

Remote work can be great, but personally in my first year of doing it in 2020 I loved it for the first 2 weeks and then started struggling more over the next months. I really enjoy it now coming up on 4 years working remote, but would be great to share tips!

My goal is to drive traffic to my app by making youtube shorts. Specifically there are interesting facts about compound interest that could be genuinely interesting for people thinking about investing or taking out a loan. The idea is the graphics will be screenshots/video from my app.

What tool do you all use for video overlay screen recording like this? @Rahul you make super bright and colorful graphics for your youtube cover graphics plus in the videos - is this from photoshop or something else? Also you have a lot of stock graphics and video footage - would you mind sharing if that is paid or free?

Thanks!