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Why Would You Leave a Stable Full-time Job at Boeing to Pursue Making Word Press Themes
At the time when Jason was a web designer at Boeing, the company was running a ton of single stand-alone html pages, employing dozens of people to do all this work. Jason was WordPress as an opportunity to eliminate the clutter, to put all the web assets under a single roof. He pitched this idea to the management, but because WordPress was an open source product, the managed turned it down. Excited about the future with Word Press and feeling his job stagnating, Jason left the company to start his own.
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#004 – Jason Schuller – Product Designer, Founder Leeflets, Co-Founder RIVYT
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