Following GitHub’s lead [https://github.com/blog/category/hire], we’re going to start writing about new folks who join our EPD (engineering, product, and design) team here in Denver. We’re stoked to welcome Chris Ferguson
(cross-posted from Into Thin Air [https://medium.com/into-thin-air/bringing-top-talent-to-denver-boulder-fd88e9f6af73] ) I attended a dinner last week with about thirty influential folks in the Denver/Boulder tech scene (I’m not actually sure how I got invited). The topic
(cross-posted from Into Thin Air [https://medium.com/into-thin-air]) People > If I leave San Francisco and work for a company in a place like Denver, I’d be working with a bunch of “B Players.” I mean,
(cross posted from Into Thin Air [https://medium.com/into-thin-air/code-schools-the-bar-ff26ed04ec69#.qboqlqvfq]) I’ve been drinking a lot of coffee. A lot. People here in Denver are making significant career changes and becoming software engineers. This is good.
(cross post from Into Thin Air [https://medium.com/into-thin-air/thinking-about-team-structure-a730ee956ead#.jetdrjkte] ) Distributed teams aren’t new to software engineering. It’s safe to say that those who have been in the industry for a while have worked
(cross-posted from Into Thin Air [https://medium.com/into-thin-air/the-engineer-3b5229e57386#.tyqpuy8dg]) “Oh, you’re ‘The Engineer’!” “Uh, hi, I’m Jeremy.” “We’re all so excited you’re here!” “As am I!” This was a common exchange I
