Every Startup Team Org We Tried (And Why They All Broke)
Watched a client reorganize their engineering team five different ways in two years. Here's what actually happened with each approach.
Watched a client reorganize their engineering team five different ways in two years. Here's what actually happened with each approach.
Google's November 1st deadline for 16KB page size support looked simple on paper. Then we actually tried to do it. Here's what really happened when we migrated Arheev Mobile, complete with late-night debugging sessions and libraries that just wouldn't cooperate.
How we rescued our chaotic small team at Norveon and discovered why the answer wasn't reorganization, it was generalists. Learn from our year of failed experiments and the simple solution that actually worked.
We've been fully remote since day one. Not because of COVID, not because it's trendy, but because trying to build a software company any other way seemed insane. Here's what seven years of remote work actually taught us.
For years we helped other startups build products. Then we started building Arheev and realized we'd been giving everyone else advice we weren't following ourselves. Here's what happened when we had to eat our own dog food.
We're not a big company. Fourteen people, fully remote, building Arheev and client projects simultaneously. Here's how we actually work when there's no process manual to hide behind.
After tracking our own team's time off in Google Sheets since we started, we finally snapped and built Arheev. Launching it on February 22, 2025 felt like shipping something half-finished. Because it kind of is.