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by tckr 9y ago
Rhein-Main region.
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Turn a PITCHME.md in your repo into a presentation(gitpitch.com)
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by tckr 9y ago
I had the same thought!
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by tckr 9y ago
Wow. Sauna <3 Where was this?
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by tckr 9y ago
A lot of commenters wished for single person rooms. As a remote worker, I'd say: if I want to work solo (for some time), why go to the office in the first place? I'd stay at home or go to a coffee shop. I could imagine having a se
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by tckr 9y ago
The kitchen definitely must have a good ventilation system!
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by tckr 9y ago
Yes, looks like they put very much effort into having enough quiet, secluded desks and a lot of meeting room sizes but still maintaining a very flexible, open-floor plan.
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by tckr 9y ago
That article only states that having individual office use three times as much space as open plan offices. It offers no insight in studies how much a single office improves productivity and how that affects overall revenue of the business.
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by tckr 9y ago
We use it in Germany quite regulary. It's the experience level in the middle between senior and junior.
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by tckr 9y ago
Yes, working outside would be a dream, especially in a location where you have great conditions outside throughout the year.
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by tckr 9y ago
Open-plan is not an option. But focussing on how to grow might help. If I stick to the max 30 people rule, I will soon learn that I can do a lot with 30 people. And if not, why do they have to be so closely integrated? Communication gets ha
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by tckr 9y ago
Yes, that is exactly my point. We have shitty offices, because they are build to suit the real estate market not productivity. But there are examples which are horrible by design, and not because the property value was important: https:&#x
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by tckr 9y ago
Ok, so I would ask an architect: build me an office that can scale. What would they answer? We have shitty offices because there is no solution, so allow me to at least say: if you want me to work in your office (which I think is not necess
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by tckr 9y ago
Yes, I agree. This is absolutely working so much better. I'm working remote for many years and I always enjoy it, when people are using headsets and their individual devices. Primarily the TVs are used for sharing screens, and team met
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by tckr 9y ago
Yes, right. I have no idea what typical offices have per person?
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by tckr 9y ago
I wanted to have a little visual blocker, too. Just a glass door is not enough. Visitors can peek through the windows to see if a person is available. And I would add a red / green LED to the door knob which signals if you are free to
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by tckr 9y ago
Yes, I'll update the design and remove the stalls.
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by tckr 9y ago
Yes! I imagined having a floor where people arrange themselves based on lighting preferences, so the farther you go into the floor the lower the lights are. You can't have the lights brighter then the previous office.
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by tckr 9y ago
> What I would add, black out blinds on all outer facing windows. I don't see a refrigerator or a coffee machine/water/drinks. Right, unfortunately the asset library of the editor does not contain these items.
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by tckr 9y ago
Yes, looking at the feedback, I think I should add more quiet / private space (bigger library, private meeting rooms).
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by tckr 9y ago
I actually imagined having a second floor which is even more quieter, just with offices. There you could have single person rooms. Joel Spolsky built this type of office: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2003/09/24&#
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by tckr 9y ago
> 30 people team If it's a product team, you can easily have a company with 4-5 teams (design, development, marketing/sales, support, content) so it's not to uncommon to have a team grow to that size. And this size is stil
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by tckr 9y ago
No dedicated meeting room? Yes, meetings should be reduced to an absolute minimum and can be held in one of the offices or in the stand-up area. This makes them public and everyone easily has the chance to join in. The same is true for clie
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Let me take you through my dream office(blog.coderbyheart.com)
251 points by tckr 9y ago|151 comments
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Bring you inexperience to a conference(blog.coderbyheart.com)
2 points by tckr 9y ago|0 comments
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The full stack developer trap(blog.coderbyheart.com)
1 points by tckr 9y ago|0 comments
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by tckr 10y ago
Source code at https://github.com/dreimannzelt/vats.io
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Open source VAT API(eu.vats.io)
1 points by tckr 10y ago|1 comments
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by tckr 10y ago
Make the price $5 and these will sell.
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by tckr 10y ago
He is reasoning that > There are many copycat Sumo names in the market but by owning Sumo.com (free marketing tools for websites), we’re positioned as the original. We are the Sumo.com. I can't wrap my mind around that a domain name

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