Pablo Rodríguez Aracil

Usually talk about the city we're on, talking about the weather, what to do on each city... Sometimes I try to be more "funny" and I don't hesitate to invent some stuff, as an anecdote. This can be: my coffe have just fell on my new shirt and I have to wash it right now.

Is there any hybrid option? Right now I'm working remotely and that means flexibility while being more productive. Although, for me, human relations are a must everywhere and having a coffee brake meeting with your coworkers is not as human as I would love.

I think the chances you have to compete with large corporations as Facebook or Twitter are very low. But it's not about the competition, is about the product. If you're able to offer better quality or you're focused on a new niche, you will succeed. Those companies are so big, they can't even change a lot in a short time, you can.

Why do I have to move? Valencia, Spain. Nice temperature, nice people, better gastronomy... and we have PAELLA!!! Should I continue?

Is yet a serious professional platform? I would say that right now, in LinkedIn people is connecting just to get followers. In addition, I think is not nearly a profesional platform when you can get a job, for me is just other social media. Most of people upload videos or even any content (memes, data...), and then contact someone by cold message. It's like it was the formal Twitter.

Tons of coffee and patience. Don't miss the launch and add how many people you contact with. Set a number and try to reach them all by the launch hour. GOOD LUCK!!

Of course it depends on how is used. I t can be positive or negative depending on each person. The part I can say is true, is that is an influence. On social media you will see the latests trends and thats a thing that influences society.

I used to, but I thought it was like Twitter, so, why having two equal platforms? Is there any possibility to use it for engaging? It's a "weird" social media in my opinion.

Try to reach lot of people. Usually, people in PH are on your side and know how it feels when you launch your first product. The first part should be optimize your social media in order to engage with your audience. Then you must talk to them on LinkedIn, Slack... so you can geet traffic to the launched product. The lat part is just to wait and enjoy your launch.

Do startups rest?

Why not? I think people will be in PH also in summer to continue with their streak. It's not a bad idea because you will have lower competition, but maybe lower engage. Shoud be considered many factors. Good luck on it!

I think the fact of paying for premium social media has two reasons. One is that you can get it like in two crucial months of your company and use it for long term goals, adn use it daily for those two months to reach all the people you need. The other is that you have a good brand, strategy, company... and you can afford it. If you can afford it, in my opinion you're so dependent on...

I think the word is not enjoy at all. Is a mix between enjoy and pain. The reward is the importnatn thing here, if you're constant on it, you will be successful.

It's an addictive website where people can launch their products, and you can start a discussion of whatevere you want. Special focus on addictive. In my opinion, the best way to describe it is when you try it.

When you think your product isn't good. So... let's say, never?

In my opinion, as in other life things, you have to look for luck and don't stay still.

Easy, just stay connected and communicated all time. Do several meeting to explain soemthing or just as a break to talk. I'm working remotely and is not as difficult as I thought with good internal communication. One important thing is to celebrate all the little thing you or you colleagues have achieved.

Good ilumination, of course. Going to the details, is always good to have your personal space as you want to be. For me, should be pictures of my important people and some football things. As well as a plant, of course.

We will!!!!