This fall Roman Chepurnyi and I will present at #devopsstage conference where we share thredUP key learnings from #kubernetes after-migration processes. We'll describe what technologies and solutions worked best for us and where we spent time troubleshooting and improving. Please join our Kubernetes Navigation Stories. We'd be glad to catch up! https://devopsstage.com/ #conference #devops
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I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Director of Engineering at thredUP!
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We're #hiring for three important roles within our product engineering group. If you're interested in being an influential part of our amazing team and mission, please check 'em out. And keep in mind that we have a 4-day work week... a pretty nice perk if you ask me! Engineering Manager, Merchandising - https://lnkd.in/giCXtQBA Staff Software Engineer, Merchandising - https://lnkd.in/gEbs_4g4 Sr. Software Engineer, Notifications - https://lnkd.in/g_kbfBj3
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Колеги, фонд KOLO шукає СОО. Прошу поширити цей допис. https://lnkd.in/dBvdfcff
Операційний директор (COO)
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Wish I could be a fly on the wall to listen to the shouting match between the Chief Merchant and the GM of resale when they debate how the resale product is presented at scale [pause for a moment and think big]. Sure when you sell 50 resale products a month who cares how good they look, they don't cannibalize sales. But at some point when you sell tens of thousands every month and the customer gets the same experience for new and used why on earth would they buy new? Retailers need to think through the long-term which is to build another channel that caters to a different segment of customers and needs. Making resale and retail look identical confuses the value proposition of both and ultimately leads to an inferior outcome. That's why sale racks are jumbled together in the back of the store, outlet stores are off freeways in far flung places, and product is stacked three feet high at Costco. Differentiated value propositions are critical to building a profitable brand over time and anybody who thinks resale is somehow different is kidding themselves. https://lnkd.in/gmyh_6bk
Good as new? Resale executives debate whether a brand’s resale website should look as good as its main one
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It’s a pleasure to be part of a company that is genuinely committed to making the world a better place.
thredUP’s core purpose and mission have always been rooted in sustainability. We’re proud of the contributions we’ve made to creating a more circular future for fashion; but we know there’s more we can do, and it’s also critical to us that our own business operations are as sustainable as possible; that we’re a good steward of our communities; and that we’re operating with integrity. Today, we published our second annual Impact Report for 2022, providing a transparent look at how we’re impacting our people, our communities, and the planet — all while growing a sustainable business. We’re proud of our commitment to corporate social responsibility, which not only guides the decisions we make but also drives our business forward. To learn more about our business and brand-aligned environmental, social, and governance strategy and the progress we made against ESG initiatives in 2022, check out the full report —> https://bit.ly/3qa32HZ
thredUP's 2022 Impact Report
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We are proud to share thredUP listing on the Long-Term Stock Exchange. By inspiring a new generation of consumers to think secondhand first, thredUP is transforming the way we shop and taking huge steps towards a more sustainable, circular future.👏💚 https://bit.ly/3ppzVzR #thredUPxLTSE #leanstartups #esg #greenbusiness
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In the 2023 thredUP Annual Resale Report, the global resale market is projected to reach $350 billion by 2027. When I joined ThredUP back in 2017, I was genuinely surprised by the company's monthly revenue. I simply could not imagine people purchasing that many secondhand clothes through ThredUP alone. Now, I know the industry much better and understand the reasons behind its growth. I remember when the first secondhand offline shops appeared in my neighbourhood around 30 years ago. Since then, a lot has changed! :)
Hot off the press: Today, we released the results of our 2023 Resale Report conducted in partnership with GlobalData Retail. In its 11th year, the report estimates that the global secondhand market will reach $350 billion by 2027. To learn how consumers are engaging with resale amid economic uncertainty, why retailers are adopting resale at an accelerated rate with 88 brands launching shops in 2022 alone, and what the 20 hottest brands for resale are based on thredUP’s data, check out Fox Business Network's write-up by Daniella Alessandra Genovese at http://bit.ly/3MfvqkR or our full report at thredup.com/resale.
ThredUP CEO says secondhand clothing market's 'best years' are ahead
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