Outside of customer calls, there are only three main meetings engineers can expect to attend. The first is our weekly all-hands meeting every Monday, where we get the entire company together to discuss any high-level items. It’s also a great time to ask questions or share highlights so we have visibility into what everyone is working on. We also have a weekly dev meeting to talk about any roadblocks folks are facing or do a deeper dive into a certain topic. Lastly, you’ll have a weekly 1:1 with your manager to discuss anything on your mind, whether it’s a workflow issue or you just need a sounding board. If there’s not much to be addressed during a 1:1, we’re not afraid to cancel it – we never feel the need to meet just for the sake of meeting. Beyond that, we keep our days open so there’s plenty of maker time and people can take advantage of the flexible hours. More informally, we’re active on Slack and Gather, but we understand that people need time to digest and respond to information. Keeping meeting time intentional and setting priorities more often than processes is important to us as we continue to grow.
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