Like A Little has completely taken off at my school (Washington University in St. Louis) within the last 2 weeks. It's fascinating to see such explosive growth in action.
I can't think of one either, but they could have easily just posted their name with the job app. Since they didn't, they must have had a reason. So the question becomes if you trust their hypothetical reasoning--they do know more about their company than you.
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Like A Little. http://likealittle.com If you aren't in college right now, you probably haven't heard of it. Proof : It launched first at Stanford approximately six weeks ago and http://likealittle.com/about/internships
Like A Little has completely taken off at my school (Washington University in St. Louis) within the last 2 weeks. It's fascinating to see such explosive growth in action.
that is very similar to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FitFinder
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It would be interested to hear to story on how it became such a big hit in schools.
I am in college and haven't heard of it ;)
My statement doesn't imply the converse. ;)
That says more about your 'college' than anything else.
Facebook started at top schools and filtered down into lower schools.
This thing will get to you eventually.
Isn't there a no-novelty account rule written somewhere?
Drop the "Like". Just "A Little", it's clean.
I would love to know as well.
Please be considerate of their privacy.
It's pretty easy to guess with just public information. And I don't see how revealing their name can harm them in any way.
Why? I can't think of one reason. Please provide one.
I can't think of one either, but they could have easily just posted their name with the job app. Since they didn't, they must have had a reason. So the question becomes if you trust their hypothetical reasoning--they do know more about their company than you.
fridge?
Don't think so - fridge was YC S10