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Reorganizing the product team’s structure is not always a response to growth — it can be driven by other changes in the business. The nature of the problems you’re solving and your customers’ needs might have shifted out from under you.
At Productboard, we’re adopting a service-oriented architecture for two reasons — to enable faster decision-making in empowered teams and allow us to staff quicker by adding two more stacks into the mix we develop in.
A special panel discussion featuring inspirational business leaders from the Black community. Together, they discussed the challenges they have faced in the workplace, what diversity and inclusion look like in practice, and what we can all do to tackle prejudice and discrimination.
One interesting thing I have observed over time is that open-source solutions tend to struggle with bigger code bases. That’s when custom tooling comes into play — or not necessarily. The truth lies somewhere in the middle.
We’re on the lookout for talented and enthusiastic salespeople to push our fast-growing team to the next level. If you are interested in joining us, we’ve done our best to answer any questions you might have about life as a Productboard salesperson below.
Web Can I use is an indispensable part of every web developer today. Can I use provides up-to-date browser support tables for support of front-end web technologies on desktop and mobile web browsers.
In a recent interview, I caught up with Elizabeth Chase, EMEA SMB Executive, to discuss what life is like on the Productboard Sales team, what makes a great salesperson, and the importance of selling a product you believe in.
A year and a half ago, I took the opportunity to build the Frontend Platform team that I’m still leading today. While I did this for many reasons, one of them was particularly striking: To empower product teams to make high-impact changes, enable and support innovation, and share our learning across the frontend community.
Designing for engagement is an important ingredient in creating great companies and great products. We see companies like Airbnb and Nike, where long-term, brand-led efforts have led to customer loyalty.
Relocation can be challenging, but it can also be the start of an amazing journey. If you decide to move countries to join productboard, don’t worry, you won’t be alone! Our team is made up of 27 nationalities and counting.
In the first article in our People of productboard series, we caught up with Julia Rosich, one of the latest additions to our growing design team and our first fully remote designer.
