Signal v Noise exits Medium
Three years ago we embraced an exciting new publishing platform called Medium. It felt like a new start for a writing community, and we benefitted immensely from the boost in reach and readership those early days brought. But alas it was not to last. When we moved over, Medium was all about attracting big blogs and other publishers. This was going to be a new space for a new time where publishers
The “Basecamp MBA” Reading List – Signal v. Noise
The “Basecamp MBA” Reading ListA few months ago, I met a new friend at a Creative Mornings talk. She is going to take some time off at the beginning of 2018 to work through the AltMBA reading list before diving into job searching. I thought this was a great idea and it got me wondering about the kind of reading material Basecamp would suggest for people who want to build a business like ours. Of c
The Calm Company (our next book) – Signal v. Noise
Founder & CEO at Basecamp. Co-author of Getting Real, Remote, and REWORK. http://basecamp.com The Calm Company (our next book)It’s about time for something new. What follows is the introduction to our next book The Calm Company. We’re working on it now, and will be shopping to publishers soon for publication later this year. “It’s crazy at work” How often have you heard that? Or said it yourself?
What my calendar looks like – Signal v. Noise
via Google ImagesWhat?? I can’t identify with this level of busy. Here’s my actual calendar for January and the first couple weeks of February, 2017: My calendar as of Jan 9, 2017I always leave Monday’s open, and only pop something on there that’s casual or spontaneous. Like today I’m going to over to a friend’s office to check out their new space. Fridays are for nothing, too. That way if somethi
Medium has been great for us – Signal v. Noise
Founder & CEO at Basecamp. Co-author of Getting Real, Remote, and REWORK. http://basecamp.com Medium has been great for usMore readers, wider distribution, new audiences. An enjoyable place to write. Win, win, win. Win.Just about a year ago we switched this blog, Signal vs. Noise, to Medium. Here’s the post announcing the switch. We hosted Signal vs. Noise on our own site for nearly 15 years. We s
How we structure our work and teams at Basecamp – Signal v. Noise
Founder & CEO at Basecamp. Co-author of Getting Real, Remote, and REWORK. http://basecamp.com How we structure our work and teams at BasecampAn inside look at the specifics of how we decide what to do and then decide how to do it.“How do you guys actually work? How do you choose what to do? How big are your teams? How do you structure the work itself” are questions I get all the time. I’ve been sh
“We only hire the best” – Signal v. Noise
Creator of Ruby on Rails, Founder & CTO at Basecamp (formerly 37signals), NYT Best-selling author of REWORK and REMOTE, and Le Mans class-winning racing driver. “We only hire the best”How many times have you heard a company claim that they only hire the best? The top of the top. The crème de la crème. Most of them, by sheer necessity of math, are delusional. There just aren’t that many “the best”
I’m a boring programmer (and proud of it) - Signal v. Noise
Archetypes for programmers (if you believe all those silly job postings). Illustration by Nate Otto. I have a confession to make — I’m not a rock star programmer. Nor am I a hacker. I don’t know ninjutsu. Nobody has ever called me a wizard. Still, I take pride in the fact that I’m a good, solid programmer. One who works hard at his craft and really enjoys it, even without the fancy labels. This is
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My kind of contract – Signal v. Noise
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