Episode
CodeChat 042 - Antsquare Creates a Digital Neighborhood Marketplace
Jacob Whitish is a business development manager at Antsquare and joined me this week on CodeChat to talk about their startup, what it's like as a bizdev type to work with us dev types, and more.
Antsquare is a great startup that is billing themselves as a community marketplace. They essentially become a digital means by which local buyers and sellers can discover each other and conduct marketplace transactions quickly and safely. It's pretty exciting.
Do you think developers tend to overestimate or underestimate the timeline of a story? What can a developer do to work and communicate effectively with other groups such as business development, marketing, and sales. Jacob weighs in on these questions and more.
I hope you enjoy the episode. Especially the part where we accidentally show bare buns on screen! Please do take a chance to drop a comment down below. Let us know what you think, ask the guests a question, or recommend something for a future show.
As always, you can find me online at codefoster.com or on Twitter @codefoster.
Jacob Whitish is a business development manager at Antsquare and joined me this week on CodeChat to talk about their startup, what it's like as a bizdev type to work with us dev types, and more.
Antsquare is a great startup that is billing themselves as a community marketplace. They essentially become a digital means by which local buyers and sellers can discover each other and conduct marketplace transactions quickly and safely. It's pretty exciting.
Do you think developers tend to overestimate or underestimate the timeline of a story? What can a developer do to work and communicate effectively with other groups such as business development, marketing, and sales. Jacob weighs in on these questions and more.
I hope you enjoy the episode. Especially the part where we accidentally show bare buns on screen! Please do take a chance to drop a comment down below. Let us know what you think, ask the guests a question, or recommend something for a future show.
As always, you can find me online at codefoster.com or on Twitter @codefoster.
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