Episode 7: Ryan Singer on how Basecamp approaches building software

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Techniques on Shape Up
Why Agile doesn't work for most teams
How to approach building software
What you should be doing first when building software
Why do you need to learn betting
How to communicate with team
How to plan work
Why Basecamp doesn't have product managers
What is Basecamp looking for when hiring
How to compensate in person time in remote teams

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Shape Up
Basecamp
Jobs to be Done
iPad Pro
Apple Pencil
Notability
Zoom
Economist

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13 episodes

Episode 7: Ryan Singer on how Basecamp approaches building software

Inside Remote

published 6 years ago

MP3•Episode home

We talk about:

Techniques on Shape Up
Why Agile doesn't work for most teams
How to approach building software
What you should be doing first when building software
Why do you need to learn betting
How to communicate with team
How to plan work
Why Basecamp doesn't have product managers
What is Basecamp looking for when hiring
How to compensate in person time in remote teams

Links:

Shape Up
Basecamp
Jobs to be Done
iPad Pro
Apple Pencil
Notability
Zoom
Economist

Credits:

Gramatik for music

13 episodes

#Tech #Careers #Entrepreneur #Business #Inside Remote #Andrej Fodor #Remote Tools #Remote #Remote Work #Company #remotework #Telecommuter #Startup

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