Who is Nnamdi?

Robinhood traders get fleeced not by HFTs front-running milliseconds before their order hits but by other retail investors, days earlier.

Magic number is a bad metric. Sales and marketing drives much less revenue than this not-so-magical number implies

The longer you search for product-market fit, the less likely you will find it.

Developers are dropping out of the profession in large numbers

In enterprise software, the "average" customer is a meaningless concept. Instead, focus on the tails.

What's top of mind for developer productivity leaders

We interviewed developer productivity leaders. Here's what they said.

VCs are picky, not because they have so many options but because they have so few.

You might think the value of a college degree has been increasing. You would be wrong.

How the virus rocked stocks

When to raise capital, what to expect from VCs, and the "new normal"

Working remote even just a few days per month leads to higher pay

Progress on narrowing pay gaps among software developers

Engineers are the basic economic unit of modern software development. The software production function depends critically on developer productivity and compensation. And yet software engineering pay remains poorly understood.

Venture capital is changing — for the better

Why SaaS revenue retention is a double-edge sword

Waitlists, registered users, and other cumulative measures better measure the size of your pride than the size of your business

Understanding cohort performance is critical for modern, high-velocity businesses, especially those with subscription or recurring revenue models. In SaaS or consumer subscription settings, small changes in churn can radically impact revenue growth. Product

Managing risk is hard work. In evaluating potential opportunities, leaders must consider both probability (the odds of success) and criticality (the importance of success). We can arrange these opportunities on a matrix, with