fledging

I once worked at a 1 year old company with ~$2 Million in the bank and a fledging product in production. Our board wanted to raise more money to hire more engineers.

To tackle a large challenge and let Meyer truly show them she has the moxie to turn the fledging company around. Considering Yahoo!

How many "investment professionals" would have recommended you dump all your money into these companies when they were but fledging entities? Or even when they went through tough times?

Creating my own company or joining a fledging startup has always been of interest, but my lifestyle doesn't allow a 60hr/week commitment as of right now.

Inform your users that they are interacting with an unsecured fledging service, such that they do not have an expectation of privacy. At the very least, warn them not to use this service on an unsecured coffee-shop WAN.

I do have experience across a swarth of industries, and notable experience with fledging companies. I am in an ambiguous patch where I'm 15% into a decade of focus on optimising for cash returns, just to play the game...

In places where there's a fledging startup scene, the decision is tougher but ultimately we still decided to move as that was the best decision based on our circumstances.

More lemmings means more food for predators so tundra-nesting birds do really well, fledging lots of chicks since the predators can stuff themselves senseless with lemmings. In years with low numbers of lemmings then the birds get hammered hard until the number of predators crashes also.

You have made him into a fledging version of A, by assuming he can be taught to the roughly same level eventually, but without the attitude. You then offer a backhanded jab by saying if B is unteachable to nearly the level of A, it is the teacher's fault.

Instead we took a protectionist stance and allowed our fledging industry a shield from foreign competition so that it could develop. This is what every industrialized nation has done, even all of the "Asian Tigers."

Then I write the smallest wrapper needed to start fledging out points where "separation-of-concern" happens. At this point I should have an idea of what the other persons libraries expose as API. I also should have an idea of what can be done with a unmodified library, and what would need patching.

A startup is a fledging business. If you are instead saying that a big company is not designed to scale as fast as a small company/startup then that is perhaps inaccurate too, especially if you were to determine scaling as a function of headcount and/or revenue.

How about his “copy, acquire, kill” strategy for startups and how he even pretends it’s even remotely fair for a fledging startup to compete with a multi billion dollar company?

If you're going to ride the wave of a "hardware revolution", I would look at what a fledging hardware developer needs to get their next successful good off the ground and cater to that, even if Kickstarter already exists in this space. Creating a BnM store just isn't the best way to reach the early adopter target market anymore.

I somehow turned that into a software development internship at a big pharma company, quickly left that for a fledging startup, and now have a fellowship doing startup-y stuff in the US Government.

Yeah, that terrible Somalia place, with its dropping infant mortality, increased life expectancy, massive increase in adult literacy, fledging and competitive telecommunications market and thriving economy sectors like livestock. Or maybe this is just biased reporting from that anti-government rag, the BBC[1][2].