1. You either don't know when an apostrophe is required, or you don't like the apostrophe.
2. You have embarrassing typos ("haven't hear of Twitter Bootstrap").
3. You refer to Twitter Bootstrap but it's not even in use on your website. Heck, your website isn't even using HTML5.
4. You refer to Git as GIT.
5. You make it sound like your company is an example of technical excellence, but your website doesn't even compile Less to CSS and instead uses less.js, which is not recommended for production use and will render your website practically useless for users with JavaScript disabled. Maybe the author is too busy critiquing code samples on Github to review his own code?
6. You haven't considered the possibility that the quality of your applicants is correlated to the appeal of your "startup."
1. You either don't know when an apostrophe is required, or you don't like the apostrophe.
2. You have embarrassing typos ("haven't hear of Twitter Bootstrap").
3. You refer to Twitter Bootstrap but it's not even in use on your website. Heck, your website isn't even using HTML5.
4. You refer to Git as GIT.
5. You make it sound like your company is an example of technical excellence, but your website doesn't even compile Less to CSS and instead uses less.js, which is not recommended for production use and will render your website practically useless for users with JavaScript disabled. Maybe the author is too busy critiquing code samples on Github to review his own code?
6. You haven't considered the possibility that the quality of your applicants is correlated to the appeal of your "startup."