Come say hi to DevPatrol's founder Jack Jones (@mafuba) at #fstoconf15!
I'm going to "Meet Your Makers: Web & Mobile Demo Night"! Check it out on Eventbrite. eventbrite.ca/e/meet-your-ma…
Are you a #startup #founder #hiring experienced tech talent? You need to compensate for that experience: bit.ly/1NXyL4i
When developers pursue projects that interest them, their expertise goes directly to improving the product @trello: bit.ly/1QTwipp
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The problem with most résumé-generator products is that they don't market outside of tech—you know, the masses who actually need a résumé.
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Where is your workplace on this chart? We're still trying to figure out our spot: buff.ly/1RKq23Q
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The language of hiring is broken: Poaching is for animals, not employees, signalvnoise.com/posts/3962-…
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Programmers curse a lot. GitHub analysis: bit.ly/1VqZEfB. Poor PHP coders. :P
Our founder Jack Jones (@mafuba) is @Communitech #TechJam tonight! No booth, but if you see him come say hello!
Haha, yep - Resumes and job postings are the broken way to recruit in tech. xitter.cf/ianlandsman/status/636…
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Some organizations are broken. You will not fix an organization as a junior engineer. Attempting to do so is a poor use of your time.
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"It’s rare to find gratitude around the workplace, but appreciation is an even better motivator than money." wsj.com/articles/it-pays-to-…
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I know it's seen as a competitive advantage but I'd love to see tech companies share data and apply more science to hiring. – at Bellevue, WA
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Since interviews are poor predictors, make sure to also focus on how to repair after a bad hire. haacked.com/archive/2015/02/… – at Bellevue, WA
Please RT: A shout out for an All Star of Giving - Canadian Champion skeleton racer Cassie Hawrysh! #AllStarsGiv_Hawrysh (@CassieHawrysh)
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Remember to reward your team with praise and recognition... it's a powerful currency. ift.tt/1HANTjq
"Early engineers must be good technically, but must be perfect culturally above everything else" bit.ly/1ImMn2s via @mitchellharper













