Culture
Looking back on 2022: Kosli wrap-up
When you work in a startup, itâs easy to get so focussed on the day to day tasks and it can feel like nothing is really changing. Itâs only when you take a step back that you can see the bigger picture and realize just how far youâve come and what you have accomplished. When I look back over the last 12 months I can see how far weâve come and know we have a lot of things to celebrate at Kosli.
10 books you need to read if youâre building a developer tool company
If youâre building developer tools in a startup, youâre always inundated by the items on your plate and the decisions you need to make. However, despite this growing mountain of tasks, one important âŚ
âDid I break prod?đ°â The day I realized Kosli wouldâve known the answer
If you had the chance to read my first blogpost for Kosli, describing my first week at the company, youâll know I wasnât exactly a Kosli expert when I started. At the beginning I spent most of my time âŚ
My experience of working remotely with our customers
In my previous blog post I described the onboarding experience at Kosli and how I got started with my colleagues in a remote-first company. This time Iâd like to take this topic further and talk about âŚ
8 reasons why we do ensemble programming
At Kosli we do as much of our work as possible in a group setting, especially (but not limited to) programming. In our experience most tech teams donât do this and we think theyâre missing out on all âŚ
My first week at Kosli - Meet, mobbing, and more!
At the beginning of November I started at Kosli. Itâs not my first job - I have plenty of experience when it comes to starting afresh. In my time as a consultant it felt like I was starting a new job âŚ
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