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www.hubba.com 11y ago

Why Use Node.js? A Recap of Node Summit

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www.hubba.com 11y ago

How to Encourage High-Quality, Rapid Software Development

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venturebeat.com 11y ago

Treating product info as a social network

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blog.emmanemtin.com 11y ago

What it really means to be a marketing technologist

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www.entrepreneur.com 11y ago

Master the Art of the Cluster Sell

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www.hubba.com 11y ago

Rethinking enterprise software: The Rise of 'Ultraprise'

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www.hubba.com 12y ago

Managing Product Information Sucks

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www.hubba.com 12y ago

Amazon Fire: The Rise of Commerce-centric Devices

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www.hubba.com 12y ago

The Myth of Data Management

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www.hubba.com 12y ago

The next leap in the evolution of enterprise software

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www.hubba.com 12y ago

How to improve your new user onboarding process

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www.hubba.com 12y ago

What makes the Canadian shopper different?

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livedigitally.com 12y ago

Facebook's brand extortion perception problem

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www.hubba.com 12y ago

Toronto's hottest startups are hiring at Techfest

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www.hubba.com 12y ago

Why are brands faced with huge product content problems?

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www.theawsc.com 12y ago

What if brands stood up and said 'NO. You can't buy our products'.

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emmanemtin.com 12y ago

I'm a Jill of all trades and damn proud of it

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www.betakit.com 12y ago

Downtown Toronto's The Lab is Making Coding Cool

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www.techvibes.com 12y ago

Techvibes releases a redesigned Canadian Startup Index

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www.hubba.com 12y ago

We are in a constant state of commerce.

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www.techvibes.com 12y ago

A New Model of VC in Canada

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www.hubba.com 12y ago

Will This Be The Retail Store of The Future?

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www.hubba.com 12y ago

When 2 become 1: Bridging Online and Offline

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www.hubba.com 12y ago

CIX Announces Top 20 Most Innovative Companies in Canada

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www.linkedin.com 12y ago

Why the tech industry is (still) failing women

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www.usatoday.com 12y ago

7 alternative search sites that respect your privacy

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www.hubba.com 12y ago

There are 2 kinds of speakers: ones that are nervous, and those that are liars

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www.fourhourworkweek.com 12y ago

How to get national press with no budget. There's a science to it.

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www.slideshare.net 12y ago

How to make presentations like a boss

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startupplays.com 12y ago

Top 35 startups in September that TechCrunch missed out on

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The Jack of all trades aka the 'master of none'. I agree there's room for both types of personas and have yet to experience it as a weakness in my current job, but you never know. I think I know more or less where my specialties lie but yet have to remain focused or else I can easily veer too far off track. I'll remain curious until the day I die.

Thanks! I don't think there is any shame in it. I always thought I was a bit lost or lacked direction/passion but it kind of clicked that it stems from a innately curious nature of always wanting to learn new things.

HUBBA -- Toronto, Ontario

Hubba is changing the way brands and retailers share data. We are working towards creating the richest data sets on the planet, starting with the retail industry. Want in?

We have a killer team, our product is fresh and exciting, and we work on things that matter.

What gets you going? We love thinkers and doers who happen to know about a bit about Java. Got other technologies you love? Bring a compelling argument and let's make some awesome things together.

Be a person first, have goals, and reach them.

Software developers and UX. Competitive salaries, great benefits, wicked team and an amazing outlook.

Sound intriguing?

Get in touch. We're waiting for you.

dmisshula@hubba.com www.hubba.com

Thanks for posting. I find that retailers and brands have a different relationship with their consumers in Canada and our tech consumption and demand for a more personalized experience is on the rise.

The ways in which kids are going to change the world will be mind blowing. We teach young girls how to code with www.ladieslearningcode.com and the talent that these girls have is incredible. I can't wait for that generation to be the future CEOs and CTOs of the world.

Speaking up 13 years ago

Here's to your bravery Sarah. I admire your courage, it's not easy to publicly announce that kind of thing.