Lets assume you gave notice because you're moving to a new job. I have a hard time imagining a scenario where your new employer would be OK with a multi-month delay to your start.
Ludi Inc. | Product Manager | REMOTE (US) | Full-time
The Product Manager will work alongside our leadership team to provide product leadership for our flagship DocTime Log® suite. This role will work directly with clients, client services, and sales to ensure new features and enhancements are well defined to meet Ludi’s customer needs.
Ludi has assembled a world-class team of engineers that will support and deliver the product roadmap developed by this role.
This is a unique opportunity to be a part of creating innovative products for our healthcare clients.
I don't think he had the correct buyer either. While medical professionals may be the user, for this type of service you need to be selling into hospitals or health systems. They have the incentive for their providers, collectively, to improve the quality of care.
I doubt UpToDate makes their bones off individual subscriptions. The real money to keep a company afloat is from b2b enterprise contracts.
In your example, that middle-person verifies that what you are purporting to sell, TSLA stock, is in fact TSLA stock. They provide value by way of quality assurance and recourse if fraud is involved.
How can I be sure what you're selling me is in fact what you say it is? And if it's not, what recourse do I have?
If I buy something directly from another person on Facebook Marketplace or Craigslist, I'm not going to pay full retail price, even if the item is unused, because I'm giving up any form of recourse if the item is defective that I would have received had I purchased directly from the manufacturer.
Ludi, Inc. | QA Coordinator | Remote (US Only) | Full-time | https://ludiinc.com/
Ludi’s DocTime Log product suite simplifies the way hospitals and health systems track, manage and audit payments to their physicians.
The QA Coordinator will be a part of Ludi’s growing team and will lead all QA testing for Ludi’s product suite. We are looking for someone who is motivated, passionate about the industry, and can adapt quickly to be a part of our fun, fast-paced company.
We are looking for someone to come in and ‘own’ QA. We have a very complex application that manages the rules around how a hospital compensates their physicians. Fortunately our application is extremely stable and we’ve rarely had issues. This position’s objective is to implement QA processes to help us scale most effectively.
Very cool. We are current HelpScout customers -- my biggest complaint with HelpScout is our inability to properly gate our knowledge base behind our application's authentication -- the only choices are private (must have HelpScout account to access) or public URL.
I could see this being a viable alternative, but it appears to be missing a key feature for us, analytics. As an B2B SaaS app, we have support SLAs that mandate specific response times. HelpScout makes it easy for us to report response times. We can also tag support themes to help focus product development; being able to see metrics around theme frequency is very important.
Analytics also tell us which Knowledge Base articles are most popular as well as phrases users search so we can be sure we surface the correct article.
I was a beta tester (well, more specifically my dog was!) for the Fi collar. It's pretty amazing tech with clever power-saving features. We tested it for ~2 months without having to re-charge.