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Building a company for the second time (Part 1)
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We decided to leave money on the table
We shot ourselves in the foot by bringing transparency and allowing 100% of the salary to go to software developers. And we like it.
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How it started. How it is going.
As Remotely Works turns one, we're taking a look back to see what we've accomplished, what we've learned, and what conclusions we've reached that may be…
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Investing in software engineers as an asset class
In August 2011, Marc Andreessen coined the phrase "Software is eating the world" and since then we've witnessed software companies having a feast.
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We're back!
We have missed you, and we're ready to start sharing again
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Retention as a driver of efficient growth
A simple model to understand how big your recurrent revenue business can get
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Remotely Works: 300 developers, $25M in annualized revenue
Looking back to our first 4 years as a company, as we continue to build our marketplace.
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Why we are releasing Gitsight for free to the world
At Remotely Works, we have the vision to level the playing field for talented developers wherever they are, so they can access the best job…
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Remotely Works: 400 developers, $37M in annualized revenue
Bringing transparency to a rapidly changing software industry.
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AI Is Reshaping Engineering Teams. Here’s What Smart CTOs Are Doing About It.
The smartest companies aren’t scaling headcount—they’re scaling leverage.
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Ai as a Service
Streamlining Businesses for an Automated (and better?) Future
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How it started. How it is going. Take 2.
Last year, we published a yearly summary of Remotely's first year of life.
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