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Kyle Mau

@KyleMau

Remote hiring for businesses. Saved over 500 businesses 80% vs hiring locally. 1,100+ hires placed from 35+ countries. DM to start hiring — or get hired.

Start Hiring 👉 Katılım Ekim 2013
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Kyle Mau@KyleMau·
You can hire rockstar employees for as low as $1k/month with @HireUA. We'll get you interviews with 3-5 qualified candidates within 1 week. GUARANTEED. Hiring does NOT have to be a painful process. Learn more: Hire-UA.com (More details in this thread)
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Kyle Mau@KyleMau·
I've been making money online for 10 years. Three 7-figure businesses (which when you start sounds like a lot but it's really not that impressive when you add in years and years). Here's the entire secret: Try stuff. Most of it fails. The stuff that works, do more of it. The stuff that doesn't, kill it fast. Pivot. Try again. There's no course for this. There's no framework. It's just willingness to be wrong 9 times so you can be right once.
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Kyle Mau@KyleMau·
People who romanticize communism have never lived in a post-communist country. I lived in Ukraine and Poland for 10 years. The buildings are still gray. The elevators still smell. The bureaucracy was designed by people who believed the government should control everything, and 30 years later the systems still work exactly that badly. You want communism? Go spend a winter in a panel apartment in Eastern Europe with the heat controlled by the city.
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Kyle Mau@KyleMau·
Honestly, look, I get it. Nobody wakes up and says, "Wow, I can't wait to engage with a recruiting agency today." But they did wake up and say, "I just spent the last six weeks going through 586 applications, and the person I hired quit in their first week. I would like to throw myself off this bridge that's right outside my very convenient window." That's when they call us.
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Kyle Mau@KyleMau·
If you choose to move abroad and marry somebody, life is SO MUCH EASIER IF ONE OF YOU IS HOME. Two foreigners in a country is a new nightmare. You're both lost together and that sounds romantic until you're sitting in a stuffy office full of blood-sucking bureaucrats for the tenth time because they lost your documents AGAIN.
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Kyle Mau@KyleMau·
Ironically the countries with the best rail are the ones with no air conditioning.
Kyle Mau@KyleMau

Let me give you the honest assessment on European rail: If you are going country hub to country hub on a high-speed line, great. Madrid to Barcelona or Valencia, super. Milan to Rome or Venice, super. Paris to Amsterdam, great (or at least used to be). All can be done in a few hours and you have your choice of time with many departures a day. Then try to go say... Krakow to Berlin. Second biggest city in Poland, biggest city in Germany, neighbors. Over 7 hours. That's the reality. Unless you're going to two major places within one country (and the whole point of the EU/Schengen is access) — it's actual brutal. Still better than Amtrak though.

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Kyle Mau@KyleMau·
I write daily emails about stuff like this (life in Europe as an expat, etc.). Get them below. kylemau.kit.com
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Kyle Mau@KyleMau·
Let me give you the honest assessment on European rail: If you are going country hub to country hub on a high-speed line, great. Madrid to Barcelona or Valencia, super. Milan to Rome or Venice, super. Paris to Amsterdam, great (or at least used to be). All can be done in a few hours and you have your choice of time with many departures a day. Then try to go say... Krakow to Berlin. Second biggest city in Poland, biggest city in Germany, neighbors. Over 7 hours. That's the reality. Unless you're going to two major places within one country (and the whole point of the EU/Schengen is access) — it's actual brutal. Still better than Amtrak though.
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Kyle Mau@KyleMau·
90% of interviews are two people who don't know what they're doing pretending they do. The candidate rehearsed their answers with ChatGPT last night who told them they were brilliant. Einstein-level IQ. Both leave thinking "that was fine." That's the kiss of death, and everybody knows it. Neither remembers the other by dinner. And then founders wonder why the person they hired turns out to be completely different from the person they interviewed.
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Kyle Mau@KyleMau·
Month 1 with a new hire: You're explaining everything twice. Month 3: They're running the systems you built. Month 6: You forgot you ever did that work yourself. Month 12: You can't imagine operating without them. Most founders quit at Month 1 and say "hiring doesn't work." That's the equivalent of you planting a seed and staring at dirt and saying that eating food is a scam.
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Kyle Mau@KyleMau·
@trentjhughes What's wild is that's revenue, not even profit. Many of those 4% could have only taken home $100- 200k on that.
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Trenton Hughes@trentjhughes·
Only 4% of businesses ever hit $1M in revenue And yet everyone out here is acting like they are in that group...
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Seorge 🇪🇺@coaiecrete·
@KyleMau Knowing my fellow Romanians, they would still take the ugly building that has AC. I mean, they live like this and it doesn’t seem to bother them that the outside of their apartment looks like Chernobyl
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Kyle Mau@KyleMau·
Yeah but who wants to live in a place like the left man (Not the right is terribly appealing either but COME ON)
Jason - macro / offshore / investing@MacroJason

If you can install an air conditioner without anyone's approval - then you live in 'real' Eastern Europe. You can't in Poland and Czechia. Hungary is somewhere in between. In Central Europe you give up more soft freedom vs Eastern Europe but (arguably) get more order and civility in return. Sticking with the housing example of someone who owns a flat in a communist era block in Romania vs Poland: In Romania, you would pay €20 / month for building management. You don't expect them to do much. You can renovate your flat without pre-approvals, install an AC that's permanently dripping water to the streets or glaze your balcony. Most commie blocks in your city looks like the image on the left. In Poland, you would pay €60> / month for building management. You need their permission for installing an AC or glazing your balcony (which in many cases gets denied). If you carry out a renovation they disapprove of, they'll alert government authorities and someone shows up with the power to give you a huge fine and force you to un-do the renovation. In return, most commie blocks in your city looks like the one on the right - tidy (due to strict balcony glazing and AC rules), renovated insulated facades and some fancy ones even with solar panels on the roof.

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TheHistoryOfTheAmericans@TheHistoryOfTh2·
@Molson_Hart Most countries don't tax by citizenship. People pay taxes jurisdiction by jurisdiction in the country where they earn the money and/or live. The USA's global income tax by citizenship is fairly unusual, so we are the only real country that might do this.
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molson 🧠⚙️@Molson_Hart·
Which country will be the first to figure out that they should tax worldwide income higher than domestic income to encourage citizens to live and spend money domestically rather than abroad?
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Kyle Mau@KyleMau·
@L8rG8r007 The idea that Eastern Europe is cheap by the mid-2010 standards is a complete myth. No more $1,200 months, for sure!
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Epstein Egg@L8rG8r007·
@KyleMau Romania and Bulgaria aren't even that cheap anymore and dating definitely isn't better than Poland , idk why anyone would want to live in the Balkans full time
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Kyle Mau@KyleMau·
@coaiecrete To be fair, I'm not sure if most Eastern Europeans would take the left choice with the air conditioner or the right choice without the air conditioner. Probably the newer one, to be honest.
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Kyle Mau@KyleMau·
To get any job you want, all you have to do is show that you're not one of these. Not hard. Or show that you can get 3x the results in the same 3 hours. Also not hard.
Coach Greg Adams@coachgregadams

At best, the average employee gives three hours of productive work per day. They show up not wanting to be there. Waste an hour in a meeting that could have been an email. Take a lunch. Come back and grind from 1 to 4. Clock out. That is what most people are giving. That is why most people are broke.

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Epstein Egg@L8rG8r007·
@KyleMau Should be possible without luggage and if flexible on dates
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Kyle Mau@KyleMau·
@tech_nurgaliyev Impossible question to answer without more details - where is your time going - what do you love/hate doing - how many accounts, how many of them do you hate, how much of them are a joy vs timesuck... I could go on
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Sabyr Nurgaliyev@tech_nurgaliyev·
Who should I hire first Operations Manager or Client Success Manager? $60k/mo
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