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Marketing website needs a lot of work. The videos of people waving and jumping into pools doesn't fit who you're selling to. It uses language such as "goes down by like 20%". A little casual tone for enterprise B2B. Its really unclear what your software actually does, and the calls to action make it seem like I'm about to get added to your Slack channel, which I really don't want until I'm ready to actually talk. Sorry for being a bit harsh but even as a tech person and heavy Slack user, this is confusing. Funnily enough, I'd love to see a demo video of how it works haha.

I really enjoyed this little page and cheat sheet! I've wanted to start writing more frequently. Not that I feel my thoughts are all that valuable or groundbreaking, but I like the concept of forcing it to get out of my mind and allowing it to live somewhere else so I don't feel the need to "hold it" mentally. The issue I run into is when writing for something other than a blog post, I'm just not really sure where to start. If I don't have an end-goal in mind with the content, I find it really hard to begin. How did you work through that?

This is really creative and cool. Great job!

I agree with liking to have a hot drink to sip on while doing other things. Herbal teas have been pretty good for me in that regard but primarily have just tried switching to decaf coffee later in the day/evening.

I really enjoyed this. Thanks for making it!

Glassdoor is a hellscape for employees and employers. Current and former employees can write literally anything they want, true or false, and it gets published. Employers have no cause for recourse except apparently paying people to write fake reviews. So a brand can be damaged by fake reviews or lies in reviews, and have to go through backchannels to fix it. It's basically a place for legal libel and puts everyone in a worse spot. I never trust Glassdoor.