What I've learned as a developer, designer, and small-scale CEO.

Within the last 10 years, I’ve always been building products and businesses. I often found myself with a seemingly great idea, but stuck in the process of bringing it to life. I’ve experienced, questioned, and learned a lot in the meantime and managed to get over this stage many times already. If you can relate to that struggle, my articles aim to help you. Take care! — Dominik

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Thank you for being here. I'm currently updating my website and you're seeing the beginning of my new blog. Let me quickly introduce you to what I have in mind.

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MBA

Global Expansion and the CAGE Distance Framework

The CAGE Distance Framework offers a set of attributes to consider when evaluating the attractiveness of foreign markets. In this article, I'll explain the framework and provide some examples to apply it to a software product.

Management

How To Be Employed At Your Own Swiss Company

When founding your company, you become its first employee and likely want to pay yourself a salary. Doing so comes with legal duties and responsibilities, that I'll cover in this article with actionable tips and knowledge.

MBA

Company Valuation: An Overview for Founders and Owners

As a founder, I was confronted with the need to estimate a company's or project's value many times already. This article aims to equip founders and owners with the knowledge and tools to do so competently.

Design

User-Centered Design: A Practical Guide for Small Startups

Putting your users front and center is imperative to create valuable products in the long-run. The avid designer has many tools at disposal, yet only a few seem to use them successfully in small startups. This guide presents an easier, more pragmatic approach that has helped me a lot so far.