CTO of @trypensive and @builderscv
San Francisco, CA
Joined December 2015
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Minjune Kim retweeted
A 14-year-old just outperformed Stanford grads on our engineering assessment.
Now that 14-year-old is interviewing at @tryramp .
Here鈥檚 how our assessment surfaced him and what it unlocked 馃У:
If you are not asking fable to read back fable logs and optimize the loop, you are exponentially getting behind.
Minjune Kim retweeted
The top of our leaderboard right now? An intern.
And no, he didn鈥檛 cheat. Our CTO interviewed him and he was actually exceptional.
There are young builders outscoring engineers with years of experience.
100+ builders took the exceptional.builders assessment in the last 3 days, and the results are upending our assumptions about who the best engineers are.
One assessment. Intro to 20 fast-growing AI companies.
7 days left! Take it today in exceptional.builders
You shouldn鈥檛 have to prove the same skills to every startup you apply to.
That鈥檚 why we partnered with 20 seed and series A startups backed by @sequoia @a16z, @MayfieldFund, @ycombinator, @foundersfund, @khoslaventures and @lightspeedvp.
Take one shared technical assessment to get introduced to companies like @sekaiapp, @blockitAI , @andera_ai and @clair_health.
If you pass, you鈥檒l skip straight to @trypensive's final round and bypass the technical screening rounds at the other 19 startups.
Take the assessment here: exceptional.builders
Minjune Kim retweeted
@san_5g put himself up for sale on LinkedIn and his listing got over 113k views.
I fought over 100 companies to buy him.
Productivity tip for those of you struggling to get out of youtube: Click a lot of song videos that you listen when you work, to the point where your youtube feed is all work songs. When you habitually open youtube, you'll naturally click the song video and make yourself work.
New index: Perceived Opportunity Cost. Defined as the sum of all missed important opportunities. It inversely correlates to decision time and sleep quality.
It's the freedom I've longed for years, yet after achieving it I feel vulnerable than ever. I can sharply feel every opportunity slipping away before my eyes and it feels like I haven't caught them only because I didn't run faster. Oh by the way, where am I heading again?
