Finance guy running a tech startup. This week reminded me why it's different.

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by a searcher from Claremont McKenna College
in San Francisco, CA, USA

1mo ago

Finance guy running a tech startup. This week reminded me why it's different.

my engineer said the migration would take 1-2 weeks. it took almost 4. every time i asked "can we just ship it" — no. every time i thought we were close, something new came up. i'm a finance guy. i'm used to pushing. calling more. working harder actually moves the needle. with engineering it just doesn't work like that. worst feeling fr. product shipped. it's good. but those 4 weeks were a different kind of hard.

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reply by a searcher 1mo ago
from Claremont McKenna College in San Francisco, CA, USA

@redacted‌ 1 week turned into 4. database migration. every time we were "almost done" something else broke. i just had to sit on my hands and trust the process which as a finance guy is genuinely painful lol.

reply by a searcher 1mo ago
from Claremont McKenna College in San Francisco, CA, USA

@redacted‌ lmaoo yeah except then the AI deletes the whole database in 9 seconds. guess i'll keep him