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A Good Developer is a Better Project Manager

Consider this. Why on earth would you have someone managing a project who can’t control when the work gets done? And, why on earth would…
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Craig Bryant

Reaching Programmer’s Nirvana by Letting Go of Perfection

In the last couple of years, I’ve begun the ego-swallowing ascent that all programmers eventually have to take to achieve, what I’ll call…
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Ka Wai Cheung

Hiring Into Boundaries

Hiring well, particularly in a small business, is hard for many reasons. It’s hard because a small company (like ours) rarely has rigidly…
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Ka Wai Cheung
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Customer feedback isn’t enough

Customer feedback isn’t enough

My family and I just got back from a trip to Disney World. I spent five days there with my husband and our daughters, ages 7 and 4. We had…
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Lisa DiVirgilio Arnold
What’s your weekly work pyramid?

What’s your weekly work pyramid?

Since the 1970s, the proper balance of nutrition for a healthy, balanced diet has usually been represented in the shape of a pyramid. The…
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Ka Wai Cheung
We’re looking for two exceptional people to fill out our first apprenticeship class.

We’re looking for two exceptional people to fill out our first apprenticeship class.

We Are Mammoth is a group of strategists, designers, and engineers turning transformative ideas into high-impact digital companies. We’re…
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Lisa DiVirgilio Arnold

The One Week Rule

I remember being on the Google Hangout with Craig Bryant, our CEO, when he began “talking out loud” his new vision for the company. It…
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Lisa DiVirgilio Arnold

Being Brief

As far back as I can remember, I’ve noticed a strange dichotomy when it comes to brevity. We usually fear being brief, yet we find brevity…
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Ka Wai Cheung

Finding Big Passions in Small Things

If you love your work, what do you love about it? If you haven’t found work you love, what’s kept you from finding it?
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Ka Wai Cheung
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