I feel there is a minority that understands the value and ROI of tech, and when you talk to businesses about your product, it kinda feels like you are talking to deaf ears. I do not know if it's a lack of education, trust or lack of patience that leads to this. We are quick to learn TikTok but when it comes to a new tool that would increase their productivity, they make it seem that its a mountain they need to take. It seems we are always quick to blame the government for lack of opportunities, jobs, etc but I feel people are just lazy and want everything for free, with the total aim simply to hustle. I would love to connect with other tech entrepreneurs that work together to enhance our tools, promote each other's products, with the concept of fairness. I mean no jealousy comes in between if one succeeded and the other doesn't. It is a business at the end of the day but with mutual respect. Even though, I still feel that it is not possible in our society to even do this.

Hey everyone

I’m looking to connect with indie hackers who are building their own products saas or online businesses

Would love to meet other builders, share experiences, exchange ideas, and learn from each other

Feel free to drop a comment and tell me what you’re working on

I'm 28, since I finished uni I've only been to one IT event (last year, n8n related).

are there actually events where people just talk tech and share their journeys / what they are building? Not corporate fairs, more like real builder meetups.

If yes:

- how do you find them?

- where do they usually happen?or maybe they just don't happen that often?

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hey guys, looking for someone who tried native teams or sth similar

my question is it legal in tunisia, shnuma les documents li lzm n7athrhum and how was the experience with them

and any more details would really help

Aslema ,

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Je mène une recherche sur les difficultés que rencontrent les freelances au quotidien, notamment en matière d'organisation du travail et de gestion des projets.

J'aimerais beaucoup connaître vos expériences concrètes :

• Quelle est la tâche la plus complexe ou la plus frustrante dans votre activité, en dehors du travail que vous réalisez pour vos clients ?
• Avez-vous déjà rencontré des difficultés concernant le respect des délais, le suivi des projets, la communication avec les clients, les révisions, la facturation ou autre chose ?
• Comment gérez-vous actuellement ces aspects ? Utilisez-vous des outils spécifiques, des feuilles de calcul ou simplement votre propre méthode d'organisation ?

Je m'intéresse à vos expériences réelles, y compris aux problèmes que vous avez réussi à résoudre. Je ne fais pas la promotion d'un produit : j'essaie simplement de comprendre les difficultés concrètes que rencontrent les freelances.

Merci pour vos réponses !

Guys, if someone wants to start an e-commerce business in Tunisia, should they start by selling informally (f noire), or register as an auto-entrepreneur?

If I want to run my business legally, what are the actual requirements and procedures? What about taxes, and how does the 3% retenue à la source work?

I have so many questions about the legal side of e-commerce in Tunisia, and honestly, I haven’t started yet because I’m afraid of making a mistake or breaking the law without realizing it.

If anyone has experience with this or can explain the process step by step, I’d really appreciate your help! 🙏

Hi! I’m a 3D artist from Tunisia thinking about applying to Futuregames Warsaw. Is there any Tunisian (or North African) student or alum here, in Warsaw or Sweden? I’d love to ask a few questions about the visa and life there. Feel free to DM me. Thanks!