Slides with Friends Reviews and Details

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• Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2025)

  Slides With Friends | Software Engineer: Front-end/full-stack | REMOTE within USA, Canada, Latin America, Europe | Javascript/Vue.js | Full-time contract (4-6 months) | https://slideswith.com Slides With Friends is a platform for live group teaching, training, and team building (think interactive slide decks, live polls, games, and quizzes). We want to make group experiences more engaging, fun, and useful. Our... - Source: Hacker News / over 1 year ago

• 30 Free and Premium Web Tools For Designers and Developers

  *7. *Slides With Friends - Live Quizzing for Classrooms and Teams. - Source: dev.to / almost 4 years ago

• CMV: Directors/Managers that want their employees to come back to the office from remote work are poor adapters.

  Personally, I enjoyed staying t home during the lockdown with my kids. I see far too many benefits of working from home, rather than driving for 40 minutes to my office and going back home. Many people got exhausted from staying at home and wanted to go out as soon as possible. Still, I really enjoyed working from home and spending more time with my beloved family. Besides, I suddenly have a lot of free time.... Source: about 5 years ago

• What are the pros and cons of working for a small company?

  I found another job quickly. It’s a small company that just opened up recently. They don’t pay me as much as it was at my last place. But we have a lovely team and a friendly work environment. Recently, I’ve found some team-building actives on https://slideswith.com and wanna try them with my colleagues. I wanna ask if someone has tried it before? Did you enjoy it? Which particular game can you recommend? Source: about 5 years ago

• Got a new job, and it seems like my team hates me.

  Recently, I googled some of the methods to improve the relationships inside the team and found this site — https://slideswith.com. It offers different team-building exercises. I think I’m gonna try it, but still. Is there any way to earn some respect if you are a manager? I’m talking about some peaceful ways, which don’t involve firing or implement some new fees. Source: about 5 years ago

• [C] Remote work straight out of grad school?

  After graduating from college, my only dream was to find a well-paid job in a huge corporation. But when I’ve achieved my goal, I’ve realized how sick I’m off seeing fake smiles daily and hearing fresh gossips. I took a couple of weeks off after working for 3 years non-stop and went to Thailand. I’ve met a couple who left their corporate jobs and started to work remotely from there. I’ve decided to follow their... Source: about 5 years ago

• "Remote work empowers those who produce and disempowers those who have succeeded by being excellent diplomats and poor workers..."

  I partly agree that remote work is an excellent opportunity to reveal poor workers inside the organization. Because all organizations, along with their bosses, are different. I had two remote jobs, which allows me to compare them somehow. At my first job, I worked remotely from home, and we had a chat group. We worked fixed working hours shifts for a fixed salary. So, some of my colleagues just chit-chat and... Source: about 5 years ago

• New boss slapped the table and yelled at me as I asked for remote work…

  What the hell? Your boss has no right to talk to you this way. I don’t even think that’s yelling is an appropriate way to treat employees. You can even form a complaint if she said something offensive to you. But it’s up to you. Besides, due to pandemics, a lot of people prefer to work from home. Our company has switched to a remote work only, to minimize risks of getting sick. I don’t think that we are gonna... Source: about 5 years ago