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hbradleyf

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Software marketer working and playing in Boston.

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product.hubspot.com 6y ago

Embedding process: How HubSpot onboards engineering leaders

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productcraft.com 7y ago

HubSpot SVP Product on Experimentation, Reliability, & Customer Feedback

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sizovs.net 7y ago

Great developers are raised, not hired

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ooogenerator.com 8y ago

Out of Office Email Generator [Free Tool]

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www.linkedin.com 8y ago

Why We're Building Our Next Big Product in Dublin

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product.hubspot.com 9y ago

Why We Traded Scrum for “Science Fair” in Our Dev Process

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readthink.com 9y ago

A happy little binary tree: learning to code from Bob Ross

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product.hubspot.com 10y ago

Designing for Anxieties

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product.hubspot.com 10y ago

G1GC Fundamentals: Lessons from Taming Garbage Collection at HubSpot

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product.hubspot.com 10y ago

Becoming a Tech Lead at HubSpot: How I've Balanced Coaching with Coding

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www.linkedin.com 10y ago

My Unconventional Path to Becoming a Software Developer at HubSpot

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product.hubspot.com 10y ago

Crushing Codeand Expectations of Women in Tech

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product.hubspot.com 10y ago

A 5 Whys Analysis of Feature Bloat

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product.hubspot.com 10y ago

How HubSpot Onboards New Engineers

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twitter.com 10y ago

React-Experiments: Experimentation with React.js and PlanOut

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product.hubspot.com 10y ago

Git and GitHub Tutorial for Beginners

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app.hubspot.com 10y ago

Building a Sleek, Animated Form with CSS (Tutorial)

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docs.google.com 10y ago

Help? Quick survey about imposter syndrome for developers only

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product.hubspot.com 11y ago

Redesigning a Website to Attract Top Product Talent

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product.hubspot.com 11y ago

A Product Designer's Playbook for Working with Engineers

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product.hubspot.com 11y ago

The Hard Part About Creating New Teams Within an Engineering Organization

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product.hubspot.com 11y ago

The Metric Watched by Top Startup Growth Teams

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product.hubspot.com 11y ago

Free and Out of Beta: Why We Charged Nothing for the HubSpot CRM

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product.hubspot.com 11y ago

4 Experts Weigh in on Growing a Career in Product Design

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product.hubspot.com 11y ago

Taking Women to the Top of Tech: Q&A with Women Who Code CEO

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product.hubspot.com 11y ago

4 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Became a Tech Lead

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product.hubspot.com 11y ago

Demos and Dumplings: Why HubSpot Does Engineering Show and Tell

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product.hubspot.com 11y ago

Product Internationalization: How to Go Global Without Slowing Down

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medium.com 11y ago

From Public Relations to Pull Requests: My First 30 Days on an Engineering Team

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readwrite.com 11y ago

Why There's Nothing Wrong with Being an Average Developer

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[dead] 11 years ago

Your professor sounds useless- sorry, that's no fun :( Might not help as much on the content side of things but I find this Grammarly tool to be helpful for small improvements: https://www.grammarly.com/

Good luck!

We can get close to measuring culture, but I don't think we'll truly ever be able to in a way that's valuable. Some companies use eNPS (employee net promoter score) to gauge overall happiness, and it is a good high-level indicator overtime and to see when it drops and spikes. But ultimately you're measuring happiness, and with this OneVest metric, you're focusing on retention; both get at the core of whether or not culture's doing its job but that doesn't really mean it's "measuring culture". Liked the perspective though, thanks for sharing this!

Thanks for sharing this- succinct and digestible for wrapping your head around open source and why it's important that companies at any size are contributing. Are there any companies out there that you're surprised aren't more active with open source?