So I am a CEO now!
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Went to the Dutch Chamber of Commerce yesterday to finish my CoC registration and so Juun Software was born! :D I'll be switching to a 32 hour work week for my current employer and spend at least 8 hours a week for my own business. I'm already working on a project (some custom software for a startup), but it's hard next to a 40 hour work week. I've got everything covered financially, so I can just sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride :D So remember that name, Juun Software. You'll be seeing it next to Microsoft, Apple, and Google in a couple of years ;p
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Went to the Dutch Chamber of Commerce yesterday to finish my CoC registration and so Juun Software was born! :D I'll be switching to a 32 hour work week for my current employer and spend at least 8 hours a week for my own business. I'm already working on a project (some custom software for a startup), but it's hard next to a 40 hour work week. I've got everything covered financially, so I can just sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride :D So remember that name, Juun Software. You'll be seeing it next to Microsoft, Apple, and Google in a couple of years ;p
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Sander Rossel wrote:
I'll be switching to a 32 hour work week for my current employer and spend at least 8 hours a week for my own business.
Very cool. My ratio is 24 / 16, but I told them (my employer) that if they actually have enough work and interesting work worthy of my time -- their words, not mine -- that I would consider 32 / 8.
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Good luck - pro tip: make customer relations your #1 priority. Then make it your #2 one as well. Customers will be more forgiving of late delivery, bugs, whatever than they will be of being left in the dark and not communicated honestly with.
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Went to the Dutch Chamber of Commerce yesterday to finish my CoC registration and so Juun Software was born! :D I'll be switching to a 32 hour work week for my current employer and spend at least 8 hours a week for my own business. I'm already working on a project (some custom software for a startup), but it's hard next to a 40 hour work week. I've got everything covered financially, so I can just sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride :D So remember that name, Juun Software. You'll be seeing it next to Microsoft, Apple, and Google in a couple of years ;p
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Good luck Sander! Hope it all goes well - and we all get free shares, yes? :laugh:
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Went to the Dutch Chamber of Commerce yesterday to finish my CoC registration and so Juun Software was born! :D I'll be switching to a 32 hour work week for my current employer and spend at least 8 hours a week for my own business. I'm already working on a project (some custom software for a startup), but it's hard next to a 40 hour work week. I've got everything covered financially, so I can just sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride :D So remember that name, Juun Software. You'll be seeing it next to Microsoft, Apple, and Google in a couple of years ;p
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Went to the Dutch Chamber of Commerce yesterday to finish my CoC registration and so Juun Software was born! :D I'll be switching to a 32 hour work week for my current employer and spend at least 8 hours a week for my own business. I'm already working on a project (some custom software for a startup), but it's hard next to a 40 hour work week. I've got everything covered financially, so I can just sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride :D So remember that name, Juun Software. You'll be seeing it next to Microsoft, Apple, and Google in a couple of years ;p
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Good luck - pro tip: make customer relations your #1 priority. Then make it your #2 one as well. Customers will be more forgiving of late delivery, bugs, whatever than they will be of being left in the dark and not communicated honestly with.
Thanks :D I'm all for customer relations! Build some credit early on and mutually benefit for the rest of your career :D
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Went to the Dutch Chamber of Commerce yesterday to finish my CoC registration and so Juun Software was born! :D I'll be switching to a 32 hour work week for my current employer and spend at least 8 hours a week for my own business. I'm already working on a project (some custom software for a startup), but it's hard next to a 40 hour work week. I've got everything covered financially, so I can just sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride :D So remember that name, Juun Software. You'll be seeing it next to Microsoft, Apple, and Google in a couple of years ;p
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Cool. Its always a hard decision to start one own's work so congratulations on taking this step. If you need some apps developed, see my signature. :D
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Sander Rossel wrote:
I'll be switching to a 32 hour work week for my current employer and spend at least 8 hours a week for my own business.
Very cool. My ratio is 24 / 16, but I told them (my employer) that if they actually have enough work and interesting work worthy of my time -- their words, not mine -- that I would consider 32 / 8.
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I hope to go to 24/16 in a year or so. The next step would be full time I guess. The benefit of 32/8 is that I don't need any income from my own business at all to pay my bills and so I've got practically 0% (financial) risk.
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Good luck Sander! Hope it all goes well - and we all get free shares, yes? :laugh:
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Thanks! So far I've paid €50,- for the CoC registration, you're welcome to a share! :laugh:
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Went to the Dutch Chamber of Commerce yesterday to finish my CoC registration and so Juun Software was born! :D I'll be switching to a 32 hour work week for my current employer and spend at least 8 hours a week for my own business. I'm already working on a project (some custom software for a startup), but it's hard next to a 40 hour work week. I've got everything covered financially, so I can just sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride :D So remember that name, Juun Software. You'll be seeing it next to Microsoft, Apple, and Google in a couple of years ;p
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Best of luck. When I started out with Comport Computing, I had a similar desire to yours. But, I ended up being the CEO and Janitor, too. I left a 40 hour work week and ended up working 80 hours a week. I did have more fun and made more mon ey than before, but relaxing only made me lose business. Then I ended up losing it all when I had a stroke. Now I'm trying to figure out how to start over again. Some people never learn, not even the hard way. I'm still finishing a PHD and a business degree, too. I could just retire, but I tried that fpor a few days and decided it was too boring!
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Walt Fair, Jr., P. E. Comport Computing Specializing in Technical Engineering Software
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Thanks! I'm sorry to inform you those positions are already taken. Sander Rossel is currently my CTO and the CIO is Sander Rossel. Please contact Sander Rossel, he handles the hiring, for further inquiries about jobs. For other questions please contact Sander Rossel, who's in charge of the helpdesk ;p
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Congratulations!
'PLAN' is NOT one of those four-letter words.
'When money talks, nobody listens to the customer anymore.'Thanks! You too, hope you have a good retirement :D
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Cool. Its always a hard decision to start one own's work so congratulations on taking this step. If you need some apps developed, see my signature. :D
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Thanks! :D
Abhinav S wrote:
If you need some apps developed, see my signature. :-D
Thanks, I'll consider it. Meanwhile, if you need some apps developed, get in touch ;p
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Best of luck. When I started out with Comport Computing, I had a similar desire to yours. But, I ended up being the CEO and Janitor, too. I left a 40 hour work week and ended up working 80 hours a week. I did have more fun and made more mon ey than before, but relaxing only made me lose business. Then I ended up losing it all when I had a stroke. Now I'm trying to figure out how to start over again. Some people never learn, not even the hard way. I'm still finishing a PHD and a business degree, too. I could just retire, but I tried that fpor a few days and decided it was too boring!
CQ de W5ALT
Walt Fair, Jr., P. E. Comport Computing Specializing in Technical Engineering Software
Thanks Walt! It's good to see you, legible and all (those "stroke posts" had us worried) :D Awesome to see you're picking it up again. Good luck with your degrees.
Walt Fair, Jr. wrote:
I could just retire, but I tried that fpor a few days and decided it was too boring!
My dad's never been busier since he "retired" from his own business :laugh:
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but be careful making your relations customers (relatives/friends) - too often ends badly.
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I've worked for my uncle for a couple of years (and he worked for my parents for about 12 years). It had good times and some less good times. He may be my second customer though :D
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Went to the Dutch Chamber of Commerce yesterday to finish my CoC registration and so Juun Software was born! :D I'll be switching to a 32 hour work week for my current employer and spend at least 8 hours a week for my own business. I'm already working on a project (some custom software for a startup), but it's hard next to a 40 hour work week. I've got everything covered financially, so I can just sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride :D So remember that name, Juun Software. You'll be seeing it next to Microsoft, Apple, and Google in a couple of years ;p
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Went to the Dutch Chamber of Commerce yesterday to finish my CoC registration and so Juun Software was born! :D I'll be switching to a 32 hour work week for my current employer and spend at least 8 hours a week for my own business. I'm already working on a project (some custom software for a startup), but it's hard next to a 40 hour work week. I've got everything covered financially, so I can just sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride :D So remember that name, Juun Software. You'll be seeing it next to Microsoft, Apple, and Google in a couple of years ;p
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Sander Rossel wrote:
So remember that name, Juun Software.
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Went to the Dutch Chamber of Commerce yesterday to finish my CoC registration and so Juun Software was born! :D I'll be switching to a 32 hour work week for my current employer and spend at least 8 hours a week for my own business. I'm already working on a project (some custom software for a startup), but it's hard next to a 40 hour work week. I've got everything covered financially, so I can just sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride :D So remember that name, Juun Software. You'll be seeing it next to Microsoft, Apple, and Google in a couple of years ;p
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