We traded cubicles for cabins. We traded commutes for deadlifts. We traded politics for pull requests.
If you wear a suit to a video call, we assume you are selling something we don't want. Hoodie, t-shirt, pajama bottoms—we don't care. Judge a developer by their git history, not their tie.
Work when you are alive. Sleep when you are tired.
Our team spans 12 timezones. We don't have a "9 to 5". We have "The Flow". If you code best at 3 AM in Tokyo, do it. Just push your commits before you pass out.
You cannot build a cathedral with a plastic hammer. We provide the budget. You build the battle station.
M3 Max? Threadripper? It's your call. Every 2 years, you get a refresh. Keep the old one.
Herman Miller chairs and mechanical keyboards are not luxuries. They are health insurance for your spine and wrists.
We pay 100% of your gym membership. We don't want burnt-out coders. We want absolute units.
Once a year, we shut down Slack. We fly everyone to a remote location (Swiss Alps, Bosnian Mountains, Icelandic Tundra).
We don't do trust falls. We don't do PowerPoint presentations.
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