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Aug 22, 2020 4 tweets 2 min read Read on X
I hesitate to put this out there on Twitter cause I don't wanna get flooded, but the actually-really-nice company where I have my day job is hiring:

- A Ruby on Rails dev
- Sales reps (phone selling exp. a must!)
- Tutors for the LSAT, GRE, Bar Exam & 1L year of law school.
Company is PROFITABLE during COVID, really quite nice to work for, and the office is still closed so for right now everyone can work from anywhere (if you can legally be paid by a US company). The Rails job might eventually need to come into the office in LA at least part-time.
I have yet to have an unnecessary meeting in almost a year of working here, it is fully bootstrapped (no annoying VC/hedge fund influence), the CEO is nice to work with, and they sent me Wagyu steak & Moet on my birthday. Happy to answer Qs for seriously interested ppl.

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