Read "The Mom Test" before you do another customer interview.
It's about how to ask questions so people can't lie to you to be nice. "Would you use this?" is useless. "What did you do last time you had this problem?" is gold. Fixed how I talk to users.
Built a job board that only lists remote roles that are actually remote.
You know the bait: "Remote" in the title, "must be in SF 3 days a week" in the fine print. I scraped 2,000 listings, filtered the fakes, and what's left is genuinely location-free.
→ Verified remote-first companies only
→ Salary ranges required, no "competitive" nonsense
→ New roles daily, zero recruiter spam
Free for job seekers. Companies pay to post. Roughest feedback welcome.
Stop paying $99/mo for a job board for remote devs you check twice a month. Built a simpler one that fits on one screen. Free tier's genuinely usable. Link in replies.
If you haven't read "The Mom Test," stop building and read it this weekend.
It's about how to talk to users without them lying to you to be nice. Single biggest fix to how I do customer interviews.