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216 Blog Posts To Learn About Authentication

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Authentication is the process of verifying the identity of a user or system attempting to access a resource. It is a critical security measure that ensures only authorized individuals can gain access, protecting sensitive data and systems.

1. Using Session Cookies Vs. JWT for Authentication

HTTP is a stateless protocol and is used to transmit data. It enables the communication between the client side and the server side. It was originally established to build a connection between web browsers and web servers.

2. Using SuperTokens in a VueJS App With Your Own UI

Learn how to build your own login UI with SuperTokens in your VueJS application.

3. You Probably Don't Need OAuth2/OpenID Connect: Here's Why

And the great news is, if the need for OAuth2 and OpenID Connect arises, you can use Ory again to add these on top!

4. OAuth 2.0 for Dummies

OAuth 2.0 is the industry-standard protocol for authorization.

5. Using Devise In Your Ruby on Rails Application [A Step-by-Step Guide]

Authentication. You don’t always want your users to have faceless sessions that open your application without leaving any trace.

6. Creating a Middleware in Golang for JWT based Authentication

Golang has been a popular language over the past few years known for it's simplicity and great out-of-the-box support for building web applications and for concurrency heavy processing. Similarly, JWT (JSON Web Tokens) are turning into an increasingly popular way of authenticating users. In this post I shall go over how to create an authentication middleware for Golang that can restrict certain parts of your web app to require authentication.

7. How to Authenticate Your Git to GitHub with SSH Keys

Authenticate your local machine git's to GitHub using SSH authentication. You do not need to type username and password anymore with this easy addition.

8. An Overview of OAuth Fundamentals and Flows

OAuth flows are essentially OAuth-supported methods for verifying permissions and resource owner information.

9. JWT and Azure AD Authentication: How to Marry Them?

The core principles of AD authentication for third-party services with the use of the MSAL Python library and Flask.

10. Authentication and Authorization with bcrypt In Rails

Introduction

11. How to Set Up Firebase Authentication with React

Tutorial on how to add Firebase Email/Password authenticaion to a React application leveraging React Router.

12. Mastering Authorization and Authentication With Spring Security

Authentication and authorization are two important concepts in security. This post will teach you how to secure your REST API endpoints with Spring Security.

13. Adding Google Sign In On Flutter Web

Add Google Sign-In to you Flutter web app and authenticate users in a single click

14. How I Built a Static Website with User Authentication and Dynamic Database for Free

How I built a functional static web app with user authentication and dynamic database for FREE using Webflow, Vault Vision, Cyclic and Airtable with #LowCode

15. How To Create User Profile Page for E-Commerce Android App

We are going to create an android UI for our UserProfile backend API we are creating for our demo E-commerce tutorial

16. Building a Simple Session Based Authentication using Ruby on Rails

Building your first authentication system may look intimidating at first. But to be honest, it's really easy. After reading this article, you will know how easy it is to create a session based authentication in rails.

17. One-Time Password Generation Using speakeasy, Nest.js And MongoDB

Here, we have designed and developed a flow for OTP(One time password) for user registration and also blocking a user's account after the maximum retries for incorrect otp is exceeded.

18. Implementing Social Login for a React and Backend App

Implementing Social Login: A Step-by-Step Guide in React with Typescript. How to add Github and Google login for users and taking advantage of the social netwo

19. User Authentication in Android using Firebase (Java)

Firebase is a mobile(Android or iOS) and web application development platform. It provides a suite of cloud-based tools and services offered by Google

20. Why do you need JWT in your ASP.NET Core project?

The story is about how to create a Web API to generate JWT and then use it for authorization in the CRUD Web API.

21. The Simple & Efficient Way to Enable JWT auth in Laravel By Using PHP-JWT Module

I encounter this issue while working on an application for a client recently. Instead of using a JWT library build for Laravel, I used firebase/php-jwt to generate and authenticate users. Don’t ask why as there were many reasons behind this decision. If you are using any Laravel library for JWT like tymondesigns/jwt-auth then you don’t need this anyway, use the library if you want.

22. Poor Man’s Authorization: How to Implement RBAC for REST API with OPA

When it comes to application permissions, two results emerge from this situation:

23. How to Build A Passwordless Authentication with Email and JWT

In this quick article, you'll see how to prevent one of the OWASP Top 10 security issues for websites: authentication that hasn't been implemented correctly.

24. How to Integrate ‘devise’ and ‘omniauth-facebook’ Authentication To Your Rails App

Introduction

25. How to Implement One Tap Google Sign-In With Ruby on Rails

In this blog post, we will discuss how to integrate Google Identity Services into any of your front-end applications.

26. How to Add Authentication to a Full Stack MERN Web Application

This article is part 2 of "Let's build and deploy a full stack MERN web application".

27. Designing Functional Authentication and Authorization Systems

In this article, we are going to talk about a system for performing authentication and authorization securely.

28. How to Secure Your Flask Application with Ory Kratos and Ory Keto

How to secure a flask application using Ory Kratos and Keto to easily add authentication features into your program without needing lines and lines of code.

29. Authentication Middleware in Express Gateway using JWT

I was trying to create my first actual microservice program and very soon I faced an issue: "How many times I should do the authentication?"

30. Build a Login and Logout API using Express.js (Node.js)

Step by step to build Node.js Express Registration, Login, and Logout API using JWT and Cookies - Node.js Express Login API with MongoDB (Mongoose) database.

31. The Authorization Gap No One Wants to Talk About: Why Your API Is Probably Leaking Right Now

Broken Object Level Authorization (BOLA) is eating the API economy from the inside out.

32. Application Authentication: AWS Cognito vs JSON Web Token

Explore the difference between two well-known Auth building methods: AWS Cognito and JSON Web Token. Plus, take a look at the AWS Cognito application process.

33. Basic Elixir Api Guide

Elixir represents relatively new programming language for wider audience. It was published back in 2011, and is in development ever since. His main trait is that adops functional pardigm because it is built on top of Erlang and runs on BEAM(Erlang VM).

34. Set up a Flutter app and Implement Google Sign-In Using Firebase

How to set up a Flutter app and implement Google sign-in using Firebase.

35. How to Build a Smooth Authentication Flow System with Firebase

This tutorial involves going through a step-by-step guide on how to set up the Firebase authentication service, and then a walk-through of how to implement it.

36. HMAC and MAC Explained: How To Build Secure Authentication With JWTs

HMACs and MACs are authentication codes and are often the backbone of JWT authentication systems. Let's take a look at how they work!

37. Never Rely on UUID for Authentication: Generation Vulnerabilities and Best Practices

The risks and best practices of using UUIDs for authentication, uncovering vulnerabilities, and secure implementation strategies.

38. Authentication in React with Firebase

Sometimes we want to implement authentication for multiple reasons and we don't want to create an API just for the authentication or maybe we are not backend developers. That's why Firebase provides authentication backend services easy to use. It supports authentication using passwords, phone numbers, popular social networks like Google, Facebook and Twitter, and more.

39. Authentication using the Amazon Cognito to an Angular application

Application example built with Angular 14 with authentication using the Amazon Cognito service.

40. How To Implement Facebook Authentication And Authorization In Server-Side Blazor App

Introduction

41. Using $auth Module’s Redirect in Tandem With $router.push in Nuxt.js

Recently I came across the issue of using the auth module in Nuxt.js and invoking a $router.push in subsequent line of code in the same method. The conundrum began when the lines after the auth.loginWith method did not execute as intended since the page was redirected to the redirect URI.

42. Goodbye Passwords, Hello Passkeys: The Future of Authentication

Discover how passkeys revolutionize online authentication.

43. Express-js Boilerplate with User Authentication

I couldn’t find a complete user authentication system for Expressjs, so I wrote this one.

44. How to Execute a Scheduled Task in Keycloak on Startup

In this article, we will look at how to execute a scheduled task in Keycloak on startup using a Kafka consumer as an example.

45. Web Auth Standard: Guide to Web Authentication API

Secure context
This feature is available only in secure contexts (HTTPS), in some or all supporting browsers.

46. How to Hide Credentials in Spring Boot

Use env properties in spring boot to add the environment variables.

47. How to Customize Devise Authentication with Active Storage

It is really difficult to imagine an application without a very secure authentication module, they vary from one to other, but almost always having common components, like a form to introduce a user name or email, their password, maybe some social media authentication, even biometric inputs.

48. 5 Open Source Alternatives to Auth0 to be Excited About in 2024

5 open source alternatives to Auth0 for robust authentication and user management in 2024.

49. How to Properly Authenticate Your Emails

Learn what email authentication is and how to authenticate your email properly using email authentication protocols such as SPF, DKIM and DMARC.

50. Implement Authentication & Security Using SuperTokens in Your React and HarperDB App

51. Auth0 vs Okta vs Cognito vs SuperTokens Compared (2022)

An in depth review of Auth0 alternatives for 2022: Auth0 vs Okta vs Cognito vs SuperTokens

52. Security Best Practices for Node.js Apps

Node.js Security Guide

53. Custom Annotation-Based Authorization and Headers Propagation in Spring Boot microservices

Custom annotation-based authorization and headers propagation in Spring Boot

54. How to Implement Authentication in Your BFF Architecture in Minutes

In the web development field, auth (authentication + authorization) plays a vital role in securing user access and protecting sensitive data.

55. Authentication Using the Auth0 to a React Application

Application example built with React with authentication using the Auth0 service.

56. Setting Up Authentication for AWS EKS

Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) is one of the leading managed Kubernetes solutions.

57. How To Create A User Portal On Airtable With Sync Inc And React

In this tutorial, you’ll see how to build a scalable, secure, and flexible client portal on Airtable using Sync Inc, Cotter, and Next.js.

58. So, Like, What is an API Key Really? And How Does it Provide Security?

An API key is a secret code that gets you inside. Yeah it does!

59. The Future of Authentication

Strong authentication's war is fought not in the trenches of password management along with more complex passwords, passphrases, or even better multifactor authentication. Instead, this war must start with
fundamental authentication processes as none of the current options will become a long-lasting silver bullet.

60. Using OAuth Authentication to Serve Static Internal Documentation

Let's walk through how to deploy Docusaurus behind an OAuth proxy which will force users to log in with a 3rd party provider before viewing our documentation.

61. Firebase Authentication with Email and Password in Flutter

Make use of Firebase Cloud Functions and Firestore to Authenticate in Flutter. SingInWithEmailAndPassword, HTTP Callables and Trigger, and more.

62. JSON Web Token: How To Secure Your Data With JWT

A JSON Web Token (JWT) is an open standard (RFC 7519) that defines a way for securely transferring information between two parties. It can be used for an authentication system. As this information is digitally signed, it can be verified and trusted.

63. Build DevOps for Secure Auth API Gateway using Nodejs, Aptible Terraform and Redis

Building a secure and scalable API gateway is crucial to modern software development.

64. Adding Auth Flow Using SuperTokens into a React and Hasura GraphQL App

65. Authentication in an Angular Application Using Supabase

Application example built with Angular 14 with authentication using the Supabase service.

66. How SuperTokens' Pre Built UI Can Be Used With VueJS

Protect your VueJs app with SuperTokens by easily adding authentication with pre-built and session management to your project right out of the box easily.

67. How Does HTTP Authentication Work

HTTP provides a general framework for access control and authentication. The most common HTTP authentication is based on the
"Basic" schema. This page shows an introduction to the HTTP framework
for authentication and shows how to restrict access to your server using the HTTP "Basic" schema.

68. HELP! There’s a JWT in my Metaverse!

Are JWTs really dead, or are they just misunderstood? In this article, Patrick Lee Scott explores the usage of JWTs in a web3 world.

69. Overriding the SuperTokens APIs for Custom Usecases

In this blog we discuss how to customize the auth APIs provided by SuperTokens using its “Override” feature"

70. A Brief History in Authentication

Photo Credits: Edward Tin

71. Connecting an Apigee Edge API Proxy with Auth0 Platform

In the step by step tutorial learn how to use external OAuth for authentication & Access token created by the external system to secure APIGEE edge

72. Why You Should Use IAM Policies to Enforce MFA on AWS

In my past life, I was an auditor and performed hundreds of cybersecurity
readiness assessments. These were sometimes called “gap analysis” and
the essential purpose of these assessments were to provide organizations with the answers to the test for their upcoming official assessment.

73. Let's Build a Real-Time Collaborative Document Editor Using My Web App Framework of Choice

Learn how to build a secure, real-time collaborative document editor with Next.js, Appwrite, Liveblocks, and Permit.io using ReBAC.

74. Secure Your NestJS App: How to Implement Authentication With Auth0

This guide will walk you through securing your NestJS app using Auth0.

75. How to Implement Multi-Device Authentication System with FastAPI, Redis, and JWT

You know how you can sign-in to multiple devices on Google and sign-out from on one device through another, well, I tried to implement that using Redis

76. Secure Sessions in JavaScript: Forking Express-Session to Improve Security

If you ever made a webapp in JS, chances are you used Express as a web framework, Passport for user authentication and express-session to maintain users logged in. This article focuses on sessions and how we forked express-session to make it more secure.

77. How to Configure Your Preferred User Stores to Authenticate Users using WSO2

WSO2 Identity server allows keeping multiple user stores for your system to store users and their roles. There should be one primary user store (mandatory) and any number of secondary user stores(optional). When creating a secondary user store we can provide a user store domain name for the secondary user stores. “PRIMARY” is the user store domain of the primary user store.

78. Understanding Authentication: A Guide to Cookie-Based and Session-Based Authentication

Cookies-Based Authentication Vs. Session-Based Authentication: All You Should Know!

79. Authentication using the Auth0 to an Angular application

Application example built with Angular 14 with authentication using the Auth0 service.

80. The Good Things, and the Not So Good Things, About Working With Firebase

Most of the developers have heard for Google’s product called Firebase. It’s, how Google says “mobile platform that helps you quickly develop high-quality apps and grow your business.“. It’s basically a set of tools that most developers will need when building an app. In this article I’ll go over these tools, and point all the things you need to know if you choose to use Firebase.

81. How to Master Authentication and User Flow in Node.js With Knex and Redis

Master Node.js auth with Knex, Redis, and Express. Craft a secure, efficient user flow with ease.

82. Validating a User Phone Number With SMS on Auth0 Using ZENVIA

Application example using Angular where a simple WEB application will be implemented to validate the user phone by SMS in the authentication.

83. Enhancing Password Security and Recovery with Next.js 14 and NextAuth.js

Learn to set up a secure and user-friendly system for password recovery in Next.js, complete with token verification and email notifications.

84. Setting Up NextJS 13 with Auth0 and Sub-Domains: A Guide to Multi-Tenancy Web Apps

Learn how to set up NextJS 13 with Auth0 for a web multi-tenancy app using sub-domains. Overcome issues with callbacks, grant_type, and logout URLs

85. Building a Login Screen With React and Bootstrap

Build an elegant login screen super fast using React and Bootstrap

86. Protecting Your Supabase App With SuperTokens Authentication

Learn reasons why you should choose SuperTokens as your auth provider and why it pairs so well with Supabase in protecting you and your online infrastructure

87. What Makes Zero Trust Better And Different From Traditional Security

Traditional vs zero trust? Learn how zero trust outperforms the traditional model by delivering improved security, flexibility and reduced complexity.

88. How to Manage Permissions in a Langflow Chain for LLM Queries Using Permit.io

This article explores how to implement a permission system in Langflow workflows using Permit.io’s ABAC capabilities.

89. Setting Up Auth0 Authentication with Expo Router: A Complete Guide

Setting Up Auth0 Authentication with Expo Router: A Complete Guide

90. Hashing, Salting, and Verifying Passwords in NodeJS, Python, Golang, and Java

How to hash and salt passwords in different languages and why it's important to do so

91. What Is a JSON Web Token (JWT)?

JWTs or JSON Web Tokens are most commonly used to identify an authenticated user. They are issued by an authentication server and are consumed by the client-ser

92. Securing Your MCP Server: a Step-by-Step Guide

This guide will walk you through securing a Node.js MCP server from the ground up using JWT.

93. Revoking Access to JWT tokens with a Blacklist/Deny List

Learn how to maintain a JWT blacklist / deny list using an in-memory data cache.

94. Nextjs User Login Authentication in 5 Simple Steps Using Auth0

In this post we are going to discuss, how you can set up a user Login authentication using Auth0 in Next.js projects.

95. Common Attack Vectors that Authentication Services are Faced With

Hacking user accounts on many websites is still easier than it could and should be. This blog post helps you secure your application against identity theft.

96. Authorization With User Roles (RBAC)

Authorization is all about answering the question “Is this user allowed to do a certain operation?”. In this post we go over how you can implement RBAC

97. From Passwords to Passwordless Authentication

Passwordless authentication is gradually replacing the password-based authentication practice. The CIA triad of Cybersecurity is changing rapidly. Learn how.

98. About History and Irony of Logging (in)

The story of event logging begins at sea and is related to navigation. One of the important aspects of navigation is dead reckoning: estimating your current position based on course, speed and time from a known, observed point. In the end of 15th century, speed at sea was measured with a small wooden log. A so-called ‘Dutchman’s Log’ was dropped overboard from the bow of the ship and the navigator measured the time elapsing before it passed the stern.

99. UMA (User-Managed Access) 2.0: How It Works And What It Can Be Used For

User-Managed Access (UMA) is an OAuth-based access management protocol standard. Introduction to UMA and where it can be used.

100. Session vs JWT Authentication — How They Work, Key Differences, and Real-World Examples

While both achieve the goal of verifying a user’s identity, they work in different ways.

101. No Password is Better than A Strong Password

Passwords have been on the decline for more than a decade. But eventually, we will face a time when it is no longer proof of our digital self.

102. About Kubernetes Authentication

There are 3 steps that Kubernetes uses to enforce security access and permissions are: Authentication, Authorization and Admission. In this article we are going to consider Authentication first.

103. Express.js Integration Guide for Passwordless Authentication with DID.app

Just want the code? Find this example on github

104. The History of Biometric Technology: From 1960 - 2020

Modern biometric technology began in the 1960s, evolving into
high-tech scanners that read bio-markers with an accuracy touching
100%.

105. Authentication in Web Apps: Connecting Auth0, ASP.NET Core and Nuxt.js

User authentication and authorization can be difficult and time consuming. Getting it wrong can also have disastrous consequences, such as malicious users accessing and stealing personal or sensitive information from your app.

106. .NET Authentication Security Notes

In this article, we discuss how to protect users' authentication and session in .net, as well as Identity Server configuration.

107. How to Add a Social Login to Your Website with SuperTokens (Custom UI Only)

This tutorial walks you through integrating your frontend with social login APIs provided by SuperTokens.

108. How To Add Authentication To Your Apps and dApps

I co-founded a developer toolkit company with the explicit goal of making decentralized applications easier to use. However, the tools aren't just for decentralized applications. Traditional application developers can make use of SimpleID to add authentication and storage to their app quickly and with zero overhead. Let me show you how easy it is.

109. Digital Signatures in Cryptography: Types, Applications, Process

What is a digital signature? It’s probably not what you think it is… in fact, you’re using several right now…

110. Passwordless vs MFA: The Future of Authentication

A passwordless approach is not the end-all-be-all for data security, but it is the start of establishing a single, strong user identity and trust.

111. How to connect SuperTokens to a MySQL or to a PostgreSQL database

Learn how to connect a self-hosted SuperTokens core to a database with or without Docker

112. Session vs JWT vs OAuth2: The Complete Authentication Strategy

Compare Session, JWT & OAuth2 authentication strategies. Learn when to use each method with architecture diagrams, pros/cons & decision frameworks.

113. An Essential Guide to IAM (Identity Access Management) in 2022

The term IAM is one of the common you hear in cloud-native environments. What does such a system do? A fast and pragmatic introduction to IAM

114. How Can You Improve Your Cybersecurity With Continuous Authentication

Standard authentication methods such as multi-factor authentication (MFA) and one-time passwords work as filters at the entrance of the protected perimeter. But what if someone managed to trick these filters or changed the user after their successful login? Cyber attackers may steal credentials of legitimate users and even one-time passcodes using malware and different phishing techniques. In the companies without special employee monitoring software, employees often nonchalantly share their logins and passwords with colleagues. Finally, there’s always a risk of someone getting a hold of a corporate device such as a laptop or smartphone with full access to the corporate network, critical resources, and applications.

115. Deploying SuperTokens with React and NodeJS on Vercel

This tutorial will guide you on how to add SuperTokens to a React and Express app deployed on Vercel

116. Kerberoasting: A Gateway to Privilege Escalation in Enterprise Networks

Hackers in today's digital world are constantly creating innovative ways to access systems and steal data, especially in more interconnected business networks.

117. Implementing Google Authentication and Fetching Mails from Scratch Using Python Django

Google Authentication and Fetching mails from scratch means without using any module which has already set up this authentication process.

118. An In-Depth Comparison of OAuth and JWT (JSON Web Tokens)

Learn about the difference between JWT Token and OAuth

119. The Pain Of Making A Blockchain App From Scratch

So easy, an ape could do it. Thoughts from the lead developer and Top Ape at SnowApe, a Web3 real money gaming project that made a blockchain app from scratch.

120. Understanding Roles-Based Access Control (RBAC)

Learn about RBAC and advantages + disadvantages compared to ABAC.

121. How Face ID and Touch ID Work: A Gentle Introduction to WebAthn

The Web Authentication API (also known as WebAuthn) is an API that enables strong authentication with public-key cryptography and passwordless authentication.

122. Could a Decentralized Login Have Prevented @Jack's Hack?

A possible solution to single-factor and multi-factor authentication methodologies using decentralized login (DLI).

123. From A to Z: The ABCs of Secure Authentication for Enterprises

Having secure authentication measures in place isn't optional. We cover everything your organization needs to know about secure authentication from A to Z.

124. Authentication: Create a Simple Rick and Morty Wiki Page

Authentication is the most important part of any application. Learn more about it!

125. The Difference Between OAuth 2.0 And Session Management

There seems to be a lot of misinformation on when OAuth 2.0 (henceforth referred to as OAuth) is appropriate for use. A lot of developers confuse OAuth with web session management and hence end up using the wrong protocol / set of technologies. This, in turn, leads to security issues. This article will clarify when to use regular session management solutions and when to use any one of the OAuth flows.

126. The Achilles Heel of Authentication in 2020

I spoke to developers all over the world to find out what are the most pressing authentication pain points in 2020? The results are in.

127. Learnings From The Meow Bot Attack on Our MongoDB Databases

and ever since then we never look at a kitty the same way again. meow!

128. A Practical Guide to Implementing User Authentication using JavaScript and Express

Level up your web development skills: Explore secure user authentication in JavaScript with Express framework.

129. Mutual Human Authorization: A New Standard in Data Privacy

Mutual Human Authorization is a digital communication protocol that SharePass is pioneering to help address persistent data privacy and security gaps.

130. SCIM: A Critical Yet Underappreciated Element in Enterprise IAM

Discover how SCIM improves enterprise IAM complementing SSO for automated authentication and authorization.

131. Authenticate Users Via Face Recognition On Your Website or App

Learn how to authenticate users on a typical website or web application via face recognition instead of the traditional login/password pair.

132. Google's Authenticator App Explained and Reviewed

Such a cool-sounding term, I had to find out its meaning and purpose. So here is the story.

133. A Beginner-Friendly Guide to Phone Authentication With FirebaseUI in React

How to implement phone number authentication in your React app using Firebase and FirebaseUI. This step-by-step guide covers setup, OTP handling, reCAPTCHA, etc

134. Templating in Software Development: Taking a Deeper Look

Explore how templating in software development can streamline your projects.

135. What Developers Mean When They Talk About API

API has become one of those catch-all terms that developers throw around without really considering the context. On any given week, you will come across discussions like "How to use the Twitter API", "New framework X is great because it has a low API surface", and "Best practices for building an API."

136. NFTs for Authorized User Registration - Part 1

How does using an NFT as part of an MFA login work? Here's how.

137. Identity, Authentication, and Authorization: An Extensive Guide to Get You Up to Speed

In this post, we will dive deeper and demystify how apps actually implement authentication. Do it right, and you barely notice it.

138. Passwordless Authentication: Is it Time to Bid Farewell to Passwords?

The digital-first world demands everyone to authenticate themselves before availing of any services online.

139. Random Password Generator Command in Linux we Rarely Use

Password generators are now in abundance. Particularly surprising are the many web applications for this purpose.

140. 6 Login Methods Every Developer Should Know

Confused by cookies, tokens, and API keys? This guide breaks down 6 common authentication methods — Basic Auth, Cookies, Tokens, API Keys, OTP, and SSO!

141. How to Authenticate With OpenID Connect and Apache APISIX

In this post, I want to demo how to use OpenID Connect using Google underneath and then switch to Azure.

142. How to Automate WordPress Workflows Using the REST API

Learn practical WordPress REST API automation patterns for bulk content ops, maintenance, and integrations that save hours every week.

143. AssumeRoleWithWebIdentity WHAT?! Debugging the Github to AWS OIDC InvalidIdentityToken Failure Loop

We encountered the InvalidIdentityToken error with the AssumeRoleWithWebIdentity method - we'll dive into how to fix it.

144. Authentication Tools For Developers: A Comparison

When I first started learning to code, I went through more tutorials than I can count. I built so many todo list apps that I can’t even use a todo list without wondering if someone built it as a tutorial then turned it into a product. I learned CRUD (create, read, update, delete). I learned frameworks (React, Angular, Vue). I learned so much, but in every tutorial, something was missing. Something critical.

145. Unlocking the Magic of Zero-Knowledge-Proofs—Part 2: Artificial Reasoning and Limits of Information

Explore the fusion of cryptography, metaphysics, and human ingenuity in unraveling the mysteries of ZKP.

146. What If Your Unique Typing Style Could Become Your Seamless Password?

Design a keystroke pattern based authenticator using ML methods like CNN/RNN-LSTM with real world examples and code.

147. How to Implement a Forgot Password Flow (With Pseudo Code)

What should happen on the backend when a user forgets their password? Read to find a pseudo code implementation of the simplest way to reset passwords securely.

148. Introduction to IDaaS and its Applications

If you're reading this article, you might be interested to learn how to implement user management for your application, understanding the complete picture of how identity management services work. That's what we'll do in this article. You'll learn what is Identity as a Service (IDaaS), why to use such a service, what is Single Sign-On (SSO), and IDaaS platforms.

149. Authentication Vs. Authorization [Infographic]

In online protection systems, authentication and authorization play an important role. They confirm the user's identity and grant your website or application access. In order to decide which combination of web tools best fits your security needs, it is important that you notice their differences.

150. Storing Passwords In A Database: A Better Way to Do So

Discover the best practices for securely storing passwords in a database. Explore the risks of plain text storage and the advantages of using hashing functions

151. A Quick Guide to JSON Web Token [JWT]

JSON Web Token (JWT) is an open standard (RFC 7519) for securely transmitting information between parties as JSON objects.

152. Digital Identity Around the World: Why Some Countries are Embracing Self Sovereign Identity Quicker

This article outlines the questions and logistics to consider when countries adopt or adapt new privacy laws and self-sovereign identity.

153. Keycloak Client-Aware Access Control

Keycloak's realm model allows any user in a realm to authenticate any registered client.

154. Implementing Secure Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) in a Next.js Application Using Permit.io

Learn how to implement secure, scalable Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) in a Next.js app with Permit.io, managing user permissions and enhancing app security.

155. How Zero Trust Vendors are Concealing the Truth About This Robust Mechanism?

With the increasing cybersecurity risks and breaches in the past couple of years, businesses are now moving with a clear vision to incorporate zero-trust architecture into their platforms.

156. SSO Infrastructure Cyber Attacks - Learn How to Detect Early and Mitigate the Risk

With the increasing cybersecurity threats, businesses are now more concerned about cybersecurity hygiene and are swiftly adopting security mechanisms, like single sign-on (SSO).

157. Bolstering Your Business: A Look into Angular's Security Features

This blog post has given you a better understanding of the security landscape of Angular's web applications.

158. Identity Governance: Why Enterprises Don’t Implement It?

Maintaining the digital environment of an enterprise is a complex task and it takes more than technology to make things right. Businesses are in continuous need of regulatory controls like identity governance to maintain their brand value and simultaneously control their resources.

159. Configuring Single Sign-On for Zoom With WSO2 Identity Server

In the wake of remote working, Zoom has become one of the most
essential tools for video conferencing. This blog discusses how you can
configure single sign-on (SSO) for Zoom with WSO2 Identity Server.

160. NFTs for Authorized User Registration - Part 2

How can NFTs be used as part of an authorized user registration? Here's how.

161. JSON Web Auth Using Angular 8 and NodeJS

The article is about interfacing an Angular 8 Project with a secure backend API. The Backend will be running on Node.JS. The security that will underlay the interfacing will be JSON Web Tokens.

162. The Noonification: Tailwindcss? Ill Pass (8/27/2023)

8/27/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

163. Jwenky: An Express API Server with User Authentication

Jwenky is an API server coded in Express framework.

164. 80% Devices in 2023 Are Already Passkey-Ready: Apple, Microsoft, and Google Pushing It Even Higher

Since the 3 digital leaders, Apple, Google, and Microsoft, are pushing passkeys as the new login standard, the current technical support for passkeys is high

165. JWT vs Sessions Is the Wrong Debate

Every tutorial forces you to pick one, then spends 2000 words explaining why the other one is terrible.

166. 4 Dangers of Sticking with Outdated MFA Methods

Adopting Multifactor Authentication is just the start of securing your digital systems, but outdated MFA methods can still present vulnerabilities if unchecked.

167. The Business Costs of Compromised Passwords

Passwords and Their Ability to Bring Down Even the Largest of Enterprises

168. 16 Best Practices For Securing Your APIs with Apache APISIX - Part 1

Learn how to fortify your APIs with Apache APISIX, implementing top security practices, including authentication, authorization, and rate limiting.

169. What is OAuth (Open Authorization) and Why is it Important?

First of all, we want the users to be authenticated - confirming that the users are who they say they are. Then, authorize them - to enable selective access.

170. The Role of Identity and Access Management in The Security of Your Business

Identity and Access Management (IAM) plays a critical role in safeguarding your digital assets and ensuring secure access for authorized users.

171. An Introduction to Code Signing Architectures and Techniques

In the recent past, many technology firms were being targeted by hackers to tamper and corrupt the source code. These attacks heavily impact brand reputation and also leads to huge losses for firms victimized. To tackle this scenario, Code Signing techniques can be used for safeguarding the code integrity and to provide authenticity of the author to the end-user by providing digital signatures. Code Signing provides secure and trusted distribution of software preventing tampering, corruption and forgery. Code signing improves end-user confidence in software/code integrity and sender authenticity.

172. Biometrics And The Future Of Tracking

Almost any organization experiences one of the main problems with the personnel policy - personnel discipline. It is particularly relevant for large companies. Here are several unpleasant consequences that this problem leads to. First of all, these are quite tangible hidden costs due to insufficient production of goods and services, foregone turnover, loss of important customers, and other losses from the irrational use of working time by employees. Let's say an employee takes 15-20 extra minutes every day to be late, protract a lunch break, have smoke breaks, go home early, and other things. Shouldn't be too hard to calculate that eventually it all takes an entire working day from one working month. In reality, people spend much more working time on personal needs: up to 35%.

173. How To Improve Your Signup Flows

Login and signup processes are one of the most underrated tasks when building and upgrading a website or platform... or multiple ones. However, on this kind of development tasks, implications go far beyond asking for an email and a password: security issues, user experience, customer profiling, different tech stacks compatibility and adaptation...

174. Auth in a React App with AWS: How Does It Really Work?

For this Tech Stack in 10, I'm diving into some best practices for using authentication in your full stack application with AWS Cognito, DynamoDB, and AppSync.

175. The ABCs of Identity, Authentication, and Authorization - Part 1

Gain a high-level understanding of the key concepts of identity, authentication, and authorization.

176. Best Practises For Protecting Your Email

Ever get a Microsoft security alert email? One out of every 412 emails contains a malware attack. It doesn’t matter if you’re just a person sitting comfortably at home or a dedicated worker pushing one email after the other with short breaks of sweet old coffee. Every one of us is susceptible to these attacks and in a slightly twisted way we should all expect them. They could come in all shapes or sizes, and if you don’t want to lose a speech for your “Dyno week” conference that you spent a 100 hours writing maybe you shouldn’t let your friend open an email link with the subject line “Nude pictures of Anna Kournikova.”

177. Introduction to Cryptography: Vigenère Cipher [Part 2]

Hi again and welcome back to part 2 of the basic cryptography. Previously we discuss about what is cryptography and how fundamental and ancient problem it is in communication science. We talk about ceaser's cipher and how easy it is to break. We also talk about Substitution Cipher which was slight improvement to Ceaser' cipher but can easily be cracked using Frequency analysis technique.

178. Unveiling the Intricacies of Zero-Knowledge Proofs and Their Varied Implementations

Zero-knowledge proofs' guardians surround a central lock, symbolizing digital privacy. A visual metaphor for privacy in the digital age.

179. 16 Best Practices For Securing Your APIs with Apache APISIX - Part 2

Learn 16 advanced tips to keep your APIs safe with Apache APISIX.

180. Agents Can Pay and Talk—So Why Can’t They Register?

AgentDoor is drop-in middleware that lets AI agents register, authenticate, and pay for your API. No browser, no forms, no CAPTCHA. Under 500ms onboarding.

181. Biometric Authentication - Working, Methods, and Use Cases

Biometrics is a scientific term for the physical or behavioral characteristics of humans. Biometric authentication is biometrically enabled data protection.

182. Machine Identities in Small Businesses: The Key to Security and Efficiency

Learn how small businesses can safeguard their digital assets by effectively managing machine identities amidst evolving cybersecurity challenges.

183. MFA Vs. 2FA: Which Is Better And More Secure

Your 8-character password with numbers, symbols, lowercase, uppercase, and special letters are not enough to shoo away hackers! What to do then? Find out here.

184. Your React App Wants Web3Auth—Here’s How to Make It Happen

Integrate Apple Login with Web3Auth Nomodal in a c. Learn authentication, smart contract deployment, and wallet interactions in Web3.

185. The HackerNoon Podcast: Let's Talk About Sec, Baby

Amy Tom talks to Jeff Morris, VP of Product & Solutions Marketing at Couchbase, and Mike Schwartz, Founder & CEO of Gluu on The HackerNoon Podcast

186. A React HOC for AWS Cognito to Simplify User Authentication

TL;DR: AWS Cognito offers robust handling of user Authentication flows, including via Social Providers such as Google and Facebook. Here we describe a Higher Order Component for your ReactJS Web App, and how to configure Cognito.

187. How To Protect Your Online Applications From Pass-the-Cookie Cyber Attacks

How to strengthen your online apps against cloud service attacks such as ‘pass-the-cookie’ attacks.

188. System Architecture: Moving Authentication to the API Gateway

When exposing an application to the outside world, consider a Reverse-Proxy or an API Gateway to protect it from attacks.

189. Support Zero Trust With Strong Authentication Practices

Zero trust is based on three main principles: authentication, authorization, and continuous validation. Here's how to strengthen your authentication practices.

190. How to Streamline your Login Experience via Passwordless SSO

Using YooniK technology to create a passwordless single sign-on experience using the OpenID Connect protocol.

191. Ensuring Security: A Guide for Web and Mobile Application Development

Authentication and authorization for modern web and mobile applications are a key part of most development cycles. This story outlines some considerations.

192. How Big Tech is Working Towards a Password-Free Future

A 2019 research conducted by HYPR showed that 78% of people forgot their passwords and required a reset within the last 90 days. Passwords aren’t just difficult to manage, they are inconvenient, insecure, and expensive because passwords are just too easy to guess, hack or intercept and what’s more, the legacy of password reuse is leading to constant attack and account vulnerabilities.

193. Are Social Logins More Secure?

Social logins are more secure than the traditional username/password.

194. Digital Authentication: Notes on The Road To Passwordless Authentication

An introduction to the most popular authentication strategies along with some emerging solutions.

195. How to Build an Authentication Flow with React Navigation v5

In this tutorial I will be building two screens i.e. a signup screen and a signin screen using react navigation v5

196. How You Can Add Multi-Factor Authentication To Your Application

In light of countless security breaches across the industry, multi-factor authentication is becoming increasingly popular. Let's look at the available options!

197. Bootstrapping Laravel + Admiral: Auth Without the Boilerplate

Learn how to bootstrap a modern admin using Laravel 12, Sanctum, and the open-source Admiral admin panel.

198. Building an Airtight Security Funnel Step-by-Step

In this article, we’ll walk through SharePass’s patent-pending security funnel, providing a step-by-step guide to building out your security pipeline.

199. Do Passwordless Technologies Have an Impact on Cybersecurity?

Contrary to popular belief, traditional passwords are not the best way to protect sensitive information on our digital devices.

200. Why IAM Architects Prescribe Enterprise Application Security

The widespread use of modern applications by enterprises come at a cost of data breaches. For this reason, Identity and access management or IAM architects have

201. The GIA Certificate of Blockchain: Mo Kumarsi on Rev3al’s Vision for Blockchain Security

Rev3al aims to revolutionize blockchain security with innovative authentication solutions, offering trusted protection for digital assets against fraud.

202. How to Build Software With Low Vendor Lock-in

We discuss some thought processes on how vendors can build software with low vendor lock-in.

203. You Should Upgrade Your Authentication System to CIAM Now Before It's Too Late

Adopting CIAM boosts security, trust, and satisfaction, protecting against data breaches in today's digital world.

204. What is Single Sign-On about?

We hate filling out forms, right? What if we can skip it? Thanks to single sign-on, it is possible.

205. Modern Authentication Isn’t Enough on It's Own

Modern authentication improves login experiences, but it’s not true modernization. Learn why SSO alone isn’t enough.

206. Why File Storage Needs an Authentication Layer and How 3DPass Is Doing It for 3D

The internet has a storage problem. Not because we don’t have enough space, storage is (relatively) cheap. What it has is an authenticity problem...

207. The Ultimate Guide To Custom Role Based Access Without Third Party Libraries

Here, we have four roles: Sme, Sponsor, Admin, Operations.Initially, we had only 3 roles.Operations role was added later and Operations user has permissions similar to the Admin user.In the code, we had to replace every instance of if (user.type == USER_TYPES.ADMIN) with if (user.type == USER_TYPES.ADMIN || user.type == USER_TYPES.OPERATIONS).As this is time consuming and we can also miss many instances, we have created a roles module. In the roles module,the roles are defined along with their respective permissions as seen in Code (Part-III). Based on the permissions for each role, we will evaluate the authorization for the user in each of our controller methods.If the user has access, only then he will be granted the resources.

208. Setting up 2FA on 9 Popular Apps & Services Before Safer Internet Day

How to enable 2FA and what is two-factor authentification is. Set it up before Safety Internet Day which is celebrated on February 8 and make you apps secure

209. 3 Reasons for B2C Enterprises to Implement Single Sign-on Authentication

Single sign-on authentication, or SSO, is becoming more commonplace as the digital revolution continues to evolve. With numerous benefits for customers and companies alike, SSO helps streamline user experience, aid movement between applications and services, and secure the transfer of pertinent information about customers between organizations.

210. How To Improve Banking App Security With GPS Data

Mobile-based fintech solutions are becoming the first port of call for many financial services, as people embrace the simplicity, cost-effectiveness and speed of mobile payments. However, digital fraud is rising as fast, if not faster, and thus fraud monitoring based on robust customer authentication have become as important as the services mCommerce has to offer customers.

211. How Routee's Two Factor Authentication Works

Two Factor Authentication or Two Factor Verification is a service used to confirm a user’s identity by combining two different elements. For example, Routee service combines a unique code with a verified phone number. This service can be used as part of an app or a website sign up process to increase security for the services offered.

212. The Myth of “Unhackable” Biometrics (and What Attackers Actually Try)

Biometrics feel unhackable—until you learn how spoofing works.

213. How Law Enforcement Agencies are Using Biometrics

Here's why law enforcement agencies like the FBI and police use biometric technology to enhance their security and to protect them from unauthorized access.

214. Bringing Top 5 Unconventional Identity Verification Solutions to The Table

Enterprises must not think twice before integrating themselves with AI-powered online identity verification processes to combat chargeback, counterfeits

215. Biometrics and Mobile Apps: Reducing Friction with a Focus on Security

The future of biometrics in the mobile paradigm is bright. But what does this mean for users?

216. Extending Your Login Flow With Auth0 Actions

In this article, I am going to explain what is Auth0 Actions, why to use them, and how to set one up.

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386 Blog Posts To Learn About Venture Capital

LearnRepo — Tue, 23 Jun 2026 15:00:25 +0000

Let's learn about Venture Capital via these 386 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

Exit While You're On Top: Money stories from the frontlines of the world's many Silicon Valleys

1. 8 Factors To Pay Attention to When Pitching a Startup to an Investor

The article explains 8 key factors that can help your startup get considered by investors, especially in the early stages.

2. Lean AI Can Revolutionize Venture Capital Investment

Lean AI can revolutionize venture capital investment by identifying successful startups and helping founders avoid challenges with economic uncertainty.

3. How to Find Capital for Your Business

One of the primary keys in setting up a business is having capital. If you don't have one, you must be seeking business capital.

4. Do VCs really add value? — Founders say sometimes.

NOTE: If Hacker Noon & Medium allowed multiple authors, this post would carry 2 other important names. The study referenced below, its findings, and this writing is a joint effort by Henri Deshays at Newfund and Owen Reynolds from University of Chicago. Any reference to this work should also include their names.

5. Valuing a Startup with Negative EBITDA

Learn how to value a startup with negative EBITDA a startup valuation tool that stands for Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization.

6. The Gaming Ecosystem Explained

Video gaming is one of, if not the biggest avenues of entertainment in current times. It has evolved into this mammoth industry that directly rivals the movie industry. The reboot of the popular PC game Call of Duty Modern Warfare raked $600mn within just 3 days of its release. More people are playing more games than ever as newer trends have given rise to a whole new generation of ‘cyber-athletes’ and E-sports. People have taken to watching others play games so much so that E-sports might be an event in the Olympics by 2024. Almost every major tech giant is already in or trying to solve the puzzle of video games. This has grown into an ecosystem after the spread of the internet and mobile. But how big is it really?

7. The Funding Ask Slide: How to Make it Better?

Asking for money isn't always as straightforward as it seems. Ask for too much, and you can end up looking for funds for months or years on end. Fail to show ho

8. Opside Secures $4 Million Seed Round to Expand Its ZK-Rollup as a Service Platform

The funding was led by Web3.com Venture Capital, along with participation from other notable investors in the crypto industry.

9. Top 7 Investment Firms Leading NFT Venture Rounds

Who invests in NFT? Here's the list of the top VCs and investors who invest in NFT, metaverse, play2earn industry.

10. 7 Giant Businesses That Started in Garages and Basements

When we think of the world's most successful companies, we think about large offices and employees that were there from the very beginning. In fact, many companies started their business in the founder's bedroom or garage.

11. Founders, ditch your long presentations. Here’s how to make a 5-slide pitch deck

Investors spend less than 3 minutes on each deck. Use these tips to turn your 20-slide deck into a short 5-slide presentation.

12. Top Ten Startup Ecosystems in the World 2019: Flat Earth Ahead

We skipped last year, but this year SparkLabs Group is back with our fourth
rankings and report of the Top Ten Startup Ecosystems in the World.

13. List of Top VC Firms Investing Into Promising HR Startups [Part 4]

Hi there! My name is Vitalii Berdichevskyi, I’m a Product Manager. In this essay of the series I will share with you List of top VC's invested in HR Tech. Previous parts of the series you can find below:

14. The Rise of E-commerce Roll-ups & New Business Opportunities

Today, there are new companies that consolidate independent private label brands with decent revenue. They are the aggregators of e-commerce brands.

15. 5 Pros and Cons of Using a DCF Valuation

Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Valuation is an analysis that finds the value of an investment on the basis of expected future cash flows.

16. Slide by Slide Analysis of My $1.4 Million SaaS Seed Funding Pitch Deck

See the actual pitch deck we used to raise our 1.2M seed round including my comments on each of the slides, feedback from VCs, and pitching tips

17. The Future of Web 3.0 for Creators, Travel Apps & Low-Code Tools

3 startup opportunities for your next venture.

18. The Unbundling of Excel: How SaaS Businesses Are Replacing Excel

Weekly tech analysis, market deep-dive & strategy. Today’s post is about the future of SaaS.

19. Venture Capital: What is the Price of Freedom?

Entrepreneurs love being their own bosses. They want to build a company that fits the mission and vision that got them started in the first place. Following one’s passion is very satisfying and, if done right, can make a founder rich. But building a dream is demanding, with endless hours of work and no vacations.

20. Pitching VCs? Use This Reverse Psychology Trick To Get Funded

You’re planning a big adventure — skydiving or swimming with the sharks, for example — you’ve probably got the details mapped out.

21. Building the bank for startups: Immad Akhund of Mercury [Interview]

Fintech startups have become undeniably attractive in the last few years, receiving a lot of attention from media outlets and VCs. I spoke with Immad Akhund, co-founder and CEO of Mercury, to understand the vision for his new company that aims to define the future of banking for startups.

22. How to Create a “Killer Pitch Deck”

How to build a 'Killer Deck' investment presentation.

23. Weekly AI Startup Funding: October 12-19, 2025

AI startups raised over $2.4 billion this week across enterprise infrastructure, healthcare innovation, and fintech.

24. D2C 101: Why the Future of Retail is Vertical Commerce and D2C Brands

For as long as humanity has existed, so has commerce in the form of sharing, bartering and selling resources. Even before currency in its most rudimentary form has come into existence in Mesopotamia in 3000BC, economies were created through bartering where people would exchange goods/services based on perceived value (Person A would want to sell Item A to Person B who finds Item A valuable in return for Item B which holds more value to Person A than it does to Person B).

25. Don’t Get Seduced by GMV

By Micah Rosenbloom, Managing Partner

26. The 20 Slides That Raised $7 Million

Fundraising is a funny art.

27. I Helped Build 5 Companies before 34 and This is The #1 Mistake First time Founders Make

The debate was deadlocked. Three members of my team at Kanary—the platform I’d built for brands to buy digital ad space—agreed with me, and three didn’t. It was 2013, and I’d spent the last year building Kanary as the company’s founder and CEO.

28. Data Leak of $1B “Tech Unicorn” Gorillas Shows How Far Venture Capital Has Fallen

VC money is spilling out onto the streets, and despite millions of dollars of investment tech companies still neglect their security.

29. How Didactic's Move to Crowdfunding Signals Opportunity for All

Didactic's crowdfunding will change the crowdfunding space.

30. Harmony Ecosystem Fund Approved 21 New Grants in January

Harmony Protocol has already approved 21 proposals to be part of its $300M Ecosystem Fund in January 2022.

31. How to Launch a Tech Startup and Raise Financing in the U.S.

Starting a tech business in the U.S. can be a challenge and a privilege. While the market is large, the competition is intense and consumer standards are high.

32. How To Raise Capital from Venture Funds

Venture capitalists get pitched hundreds of times a year. And, even though countless articles have been written on the topic of how to present a startup to professional investors, entrepreneurs consistently fail to address check points needed by the investor to come to a decision.

33. Descriptive Analysis: Why Did These 500 Trending Startups Shut Down?

Discovering meaningful patterns in business failures.

34. The Future of Marketplaces: Reinventing the $10 Trillion Service Economy

[I co-wrote this essay with my a16z partner Andrew Chen. We’re excited about the future of marketplaces and the service economy. Hope you enjoy this glimpse into our thinking, and let us know if you have any feedback!]

35. A Guide to Startup Funding Series Stages for Product Managers

The role of a product manager varies across the startup spectrum, from early-stage to the expansion stage. And knowing the stage of a startup when taking on a product management role can help you set the right expectations.

36. What the Pandemic Taught Me About Product/Market Fit

The question is not, “Does the company have product/market fit or not?”. The more appropriate question is, “What’s the strength of the company’s product/market fit?”

37. OYO Rooms is Going to Be India's WeWork: A Case Study

Another Softbank Portfolio Company That Has Toxic Culture and No Clear Path to Profitability

38. The Millennial Way of Investing in Blockchain and Other Emerging Technologies

Investing in tomorrow’s technologies today is a young person’s game and that the “Millennial Way” of venture capitalism is the way of the future.

39. Building an E-Sports Empire: How John Fazio Took Nerd Street Gamers from Bootstrap to $25 Million

John Fazio built Nerd Street Gamers into an in esports and gaming infrastructure by finding premier investors who align strongly with his vision.

40. "When You Take VC Funding, the Clock Often Starts Ticking" Entrepreneur Jack Smith on Exiting Vungle

Jack Smith founded Silent Break and Vungle, which sold for $800M. Here he is interviewed by HackerNoon Founder David Smooke.

41. Top Challenges Faced by UK Startups

Are you starting a business in the UK? Learn about the most common problems faced by startups and how to overcome them.

42. What Milestones Do You Need to Hit to Raise That VC Money?

Raising funds can be an exciting and terrifying part of your startup journey. This is finally your chance to raise the money your startup needs!

43. Beyond the Offer Letter: Questions Every Startup Candidate Should Ask

Questions to consider before joining a start up

44. Web 3.0 is Changing Venture Capital and Accelerator Models

There must be a better way for startups to break through the ceiling.

45. The Winner Loser Continuum; and 3 More Lessons from Jordan B. Peterson

Jordan B. Peterson is a Canadian clinical psychologist and psychology professor at the University of Toronto who became a controversial figure in late-2016 for his critiques of political correctness. Peterson’s most recent book, 12 Rules for Life, has sold over 3 million copies worldwide. Most recently, Peterson has suffered from health issues that necessitated a year-long reprieve from the public eye.

46. 25 Startup Tips From 25 Venture Backed Founders

A collection of insider tips from our "How I Raised It" podcast

47. Can You Join the Startup World Without Quitting Your Job?

(a.k.a. How to Invest Like a Sophisticated Poker Player)

48. Founder Interviews: Rousseau Kazi of Threads

What's your background?

49. Why Traditional Investment Bankers Don't Work Well with Startups

by Harry Friedberg, partner, BX3 Capital

50. Community-as-a-Service Concept: How You Can Monetize Access

51. How to Build A Content Marketing Flywheel for Your VC Firm

A content marketing flywheel can help your VC firm stand out and win competitive rounds easily like OpenView Partners and First Round Capital. Here is how.

52. How Carta is Capturing the Atomic Unit of the Entrepreneurial Stack

When founders, limited partners, and investors ask us which companies exemplify Tribe’s culture, process, and decision-making towards successful outcomes, we point to three companies: Facebook, Slack, and Carta. These companies track our trajectory from operators to investors culminating in our partnership with Carta, where we’ve doubled, tripled and quadrupled down on our initial investment. This article explains why at Tribe we say, “We make N-of-1 companies.”

53. Investing in A Disruptive Technology: A How-to Guide

As a person eager to discover new trends and tech opportunities, I decided to dwell upon the idea of “disruptors” and explain why these technologies are the game-changers in different areas of our lives.

54. 5 Startup/VC Trends Coming Out of the Pandemic

Venture capital is a long game. Startups take many years to mature before venture capitalists can get a return on their investment. While you may think that VC investment is down during the economic downturn, this is only true in the short term, primarily because VCs are concerned with how their existing portfolio companies will make it through the crisis.

55. Startups Don't Need NDAs: 5 reasons Why Nobody Will Steal Your Idea

Startups often ask to sign an NDA before sharing any metrics with VCs. Here are top five reasons why this is generally a bad idea.

56. How Irrational Exuberance aligned Dot-Com and Crypto bubbles.

Intro

57. Last-Mile Delivery: What Industry Leaders Look for in Startup Partners

Major players in the delivery industry - including incumbents such as UPS, FedEx, SF Express and DHL - have demonstrated a keen interest in establishing relationships vertically with accomplished startups specializing in autonomous and intelligent logistics and transportation. The convergence of several key trends serves as the impetus for the collaborations:

58. Why Start a Bank? Interview with Mercury CEO Immad Akhund

59. Airtable: 26 Firms Offering Non-Dilutive Funding Options to Founders

Raise money without giving up a piece of your company

60. Venom Ventures Fund Aims to Nurture Real-World Blockchain Use Cases, says Mustafa Kheriba

Mustafa Kheriba is the Executive Chairman of Iceberg Capital Limited, an asset manager. He launched the Venom Ventures Fund (VVF) in partnership with Venom.

61. About Your Startup’s New Funding Round [Founder Interview Template]

Get media coverage for your startup funding round by answering this interview template on HackerNoon!

62. Carve Out a Niche of AWS

About Unbundling AWS

63. What I Learned From 3.5 Years as a Product Leader at a VC Backed SaaS Startup

I first heard of Elium, formerly known as Knowledge Plaza, in 2011. I was attending a very small startup event where Gregory Culpin presented the company and its market vision.

64. Bootstrapping vs. Venture Capital: The Pros and Cons

This thread explores both sides, the pros and cons, and what it takes to make either path a success.

65. What Makes A Venture Studio So Successful at Building Startups?

As an increasing number of venture studios break into the entrepreneurial scene, it’s time to analyze what makes this model so competitive.

66. An Open Source Starting Point For Abstracting Common Backend Tasks

Appwrite Is a New Open-Source Backend That Strives to Make Programming Less Painful

67. Passion Economy is a Consumer Enterprization Movement

68. Fundraising: What You Should Know About VC

I ventured into entrepreneurship, founding startups in the fields of robotics, Brain-Computer Interface (BCI), and Internet of Things (IoT).

69. Invert, Always Invert: Why a Problem Reversed is a Problem Solved

"All I want to know is where I'm going to die so I'll never go there." - Charlie Munger

70. Startup Metrics: The Dynamics of Network Effects

[This essay was co-authored by my colleague D’Arcy Coolican (@dcoolican) and me. We also compiled a list of metrics to measure your network effects.]

71. ODF Launches Solo Club and Solo Founders Program to Normalize Solo Founding

Normalize Solo Founding! ODF launches Solo Club and Solo Founders Program for solo founders to scale their company from San Francisco.

72. Li Jin: My Path to Venture Capital

73. 10 Things You Do After You Sell Your Startup

74. From Graduating College to Raising $1+ Million Dollars in 9 months

I was studying Mechanical Engineering in my final year at college in the UK when I joined my roommate and his friend in building an app called Cluttr they started developing in the Summer of 2017.

75. The Calculated Risks That Allowed Me to Retire at Age Forty

My Story

76. You'll Never Believe How Fast The Creator Economy Is Growing Today

Warhol declared, "In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes." But was not predicted was that everyone's “fame” would be experienced simultaneously.

77. Jason Calacanis Publicly Shot Down Andrew Farah’s Pitch — And It Helped Get His Startup $16 Million

The premise of Andrew Farah’s startup is pretty simple.

78. How to Find Minimum Viable Product-Market Fit (PMF)

Focus on the problem, not the solution

79. Web3's Role in the New Golden Age of Entertainment: Insights from Press Start Capital's Steven Chien

"Behind the Startup" is excited to have Steven Chien, founder of Press Start Capital, a venture capital firm that focuses on the intersection of entertainment.

80. How To Name Your Next Open Source Project

These are some AI-generated project names, courtesy of Namelix.

81. Draper Goren Holm’s LA Blockchain Summit Announces $1 Million Dollar Bitcoin Giveaway

The unforeseen COVID-19 pandemic has shifted the world of business conferences into a whole new dimension. Draper Goren Holm, a blockchain venture studio co-owned by billionaire Tim Draper, has decided that the safety of LA Blockchain Summit attendees comes first and therefore is sending the event into cyberspace.

82. 'Smart people with bad ideas can always pivot.' —LA MP Mark Tung

This post is part of the Hacker Noon Shareholder Series, where we interview some of the super-investors who made the site you're on right now possible.

83. On Product and Parkour

Product, Parkour, and Pioneering: how the role of product management varies by stage of company

84. How Threads Raised A $10M+ Series A Led By Sequoia Capital

Four fundraising tips from Rousseau Kazi of Threads.com

85. How the Founder of “SaaS for Daycare” Raised a $4.2

For parents of toddlers and babies, finding the right daycare can be a huge challenge. Jessica Chang saw this as an opportunity.

86. Looking at the Startup Ecosystem: Fundraising Market Map

This map is a visual overview of every company that helps you get an investment for your startup, from pitch decks to captable management.

87. Advice for Founders During Uncertain Times

Having been in the VC business for 22 years now, we have had the misfortune of living through at least two major downturns. While each has its own unique characteristics, there are a few lessons that may be relevant in responding to the latest crisis.

88. Helium Network Adoption: A Deeper Dive into HNT

The Helium Network is backed by several companies and VC firms in the hopes that this disruptive tech will solve for supply chain issues and scaling demands.

89. Musk's Open-Source Hyperloop: Players in the Race to Create the First

Originally conceived by Elon Musk in 2013, the Hyperloop has been touted as the fastest way to cross the surface of the Earth. Possibly one of the greatest leaps in transportation for generations, the concept promises to slash journey times between cities from several hours to a matter of minutes. On track to revolutionise our world, when can we expect the Hyperloop to become a reality and is it too good to be true?

90. How 100 True Fans Can Change Everything

More than a decade ago, Wired editor Kevin Kelly wrote an essay called “1,000 True Fans,” predicting that the internet would allow large swaths of people to make a living off their creations, whether an artist, musician, author, or entrepreneur. Rather than pursuing widespread celebrity, he argued, creators only needed to engage a modest base of “true fans”—those who will “buy anything you produce”—to the tune of $100 per fan, per year (for a total annual income of $100,000). By embracing online networks, he believed creators could bypass traditional gatekeepers and middlemen, get paid directly by a smaller base of fans, and live comfortably off the spoils.

91. 273 Stories To Learn About Venture Capital

Learn everything you need to know about Venture Capital via these 273 free HackerNoon stories.

92. Startups With Ukrainian Roots Raise $200+ Million in 2022

Due to the global financial crisis, the looming recession, and the war in Ukraine, no one expected to see large rounds.

93. For Founders: How the Venture Capital Investors Deal With Your Pitch Deck

А useful guide for founders on how to prepare a pitch deck and how we look on it as a VC investor.

94. Is It A Good Time To Buy Small-Cap Stocks?

Small-cap stocks refer to stocks that have a small market capitalization and generally hover between US$300 million and US$2 billion.

95. The Story Behind Raising $59 Million For Pilot

As a 3x founder, Waseem had multiple advantages when raising venture capital – yet it still wasn't easy.

96. 5 Things That Make Ecommerce Startups Work

97. The Next Consumer Apps and How to Build Them (3 Frameworks)

Insights are builders’ best friends. They help you see opportunities, launch new products, and win the market before everyone else.

98. 10 Truths of Venture Capital That I Wish Someone Had Told Me

So, first the disclaimer…

99. Open Source in a Cloud World: An Investment Perspective

In the original days of the new software stack evolution, there was a fringe section which consisted of developers getting together in old fashioned chat rooms, offline and online, and coding for the love of it. When Linus Torvalds started the project to create a new operating system it was a way of community activation. Back in university, open source wasn't known as such, Linux wasn't the paragon of open source, instead it was a good enough version that allowed one to not pay for Microsoft Windows.

100. 3 Common Mistakes Young Startup Founders Make

The 3 top mistakes and how to avoid them

101. How DAOs Can Change the Investment Landscape for Crypto Users

A look at how DAOs can change the investment landscape for cryptocurrency users

102. How Venture Capital Firms Can Thrive by Tapping the Y Combinator Approach

A top VC unpacks the path to success in the modern era: An activist, hands-on approach to supplying more support than just funds to early-stage visionaries.

103. Bootstrapping Surge: Why 57% More Founders Are Self-Funding in 2025

Pilot's annual founder survey report found that a quarter of founders are self-funding.

104. How Startup Investors Evaluate Entrepreneurs

When building your startup you can have a great idea and the perfect market conditions and still come up short. For both your startup and investors, execution is key.

105. Disruption Theory for the Passion Economy: 4 Major Implication (Part 2)

Passion Economy platforms are rooted in a value proposition that deeply appeals to workers—they lower the barriers to earning income

106. 25 Things to Leave Behind in 2025 for Investor Decks

Here are 25 critical mistakes startups must avoid in investor presentations—from unrealistic projections to missing competitive analysis to buzzword overload.

107. Takeaways from Sequoia Capital's Black Swan Memo

Soothsayer Sequoia Capital warned its portfolio companies in a memo—how can startups stay healthy?

108. How SocialFi Crowdfunding is Replacing VCs in Crypto: Interview with SeedList Co-Founder

Discover how SocialFi crowdfunding platforms like SeedList are disrupting traditional VC funding in crypto.

109. The Data Behind Colorado's First-ever Rural Venture Capital Pitch Event

Download the full report here.

110. How to Invest Intelligently in the Podcast Ecosystem

In the world of podcasting, the flywheel is spinning: new technologies including AirPods, connected cars, and smart speakers have made it much easier for consumers to listen to audio content, which in turn creates more revenue and financial opportunity for creators, which further encourages high-quality audio content to flow into the space. There are now over 700K free podcasts available and thousands more launching each week.

111. Passion Economy Shall Be The Disruptor of 2021 and Beyond

Clayton Christensen's disruption theory and what it means for the Passion Economy

112. How To Actually Benefit From An Accelerator As A Digital Tech Startup

How to choose which accelerator to join, how to get the most out of it once you do, and what separates an accelerator success story from other startups.

113. What Will the Next Era of Marketplaces Look Like?

114. How to Raise VC Financing for Your Video Game Startup

A complete guide to raising venture capital financing for video game startups of all types - technology, game studios, social companies, and financial companies

115. Ownership in Web3 Needn't be Obtained Through Capital Contribution - Unhashed #28

Unhashed is a QnA series where I speak with top execs of new and established blockchain projects to unravel the mystery of blockchain & crypto.

116. Analyzing Blockchain Business Models

In the Blockchain Model, we want to understand how the protocol connects the value model to everything else. The rules of the Blockchain make it compelling.

117. Understanding Term Sheets - Part 1: Liquidation Preferences

Liquidation preferences determine how the proceeds are shared in a liquidity event such as the sale of the company or its assets.

118. Fintech Is Dead: All Hail Insurtech

Wall Street. Tokyo. London. Shanghai. Hong Kong.

119. The 5 Steps to Becoming the God of Pitch Decks

A step-by-step plan on becoming the God of Pitches for investors and start-up contests.

120. Weekly AI Startup Funding: October 26 - November 1, 2025

AI startups raised over $1.8 billion this week across data labeling, enterprise AI infrastructure, video generation, and legal tech innovation

121. How Licious Turned a Simple Idea Into a Billion-Dollar Startup

How did Licious created a trustworthy meat brand in the fresh meat industry and a billion-dollary startup in just 6 years?

122. Monetizing the Curation Economy, Social Communities and Online Learning

3 big startup opportunities for your next venture.

123. Why Bootstrapping Can Help Startups Raise VC Money

When it comes to defining startup success, no milestone seems more desired than achieving unicorn status. In fact, we usually celebrate stats, such as the funding startups raise and their resulting valuations.

124. Five Tips for Nailing Your Remote Startup Pitch During the Pandemic

Now that almost everyone is working from home, startup founders looking to raise money from investors will need to do so remotely. In fact, in-person pitches may now be a thing of the past.

125. The Unusual Strategy This Entrepreneur Used To Raise Most of His Round Before It Even Started

A few years ago, Matthew Klein and his brother Andrew saw that the retail landscape was changing and that companies needed more agility than ever.

126. Venture Report: How to Monetize This Year's Big 3 Market Opportunities

In this 2021 venture report, I break down 3 startup ideas or monetization opportunities, starting with private wealth management and family offices.

127. Creativity is the Heart of Cybersecurity

Insights from a Q&A with Deflect’s Founder, Kevin Voellmer

128. The WeWork Crisis: How Blockchain Could Help The Company Regain its Former Glory Days

“The only constants in life are death and taxes,” is a phrase most of us have heard. The WeWork IPO constant is “debt and obligations.”

129. Fundraising: No One is Going to Do It For You

My "Tough Love" Talk To Founders Who Are Struggling To Raise Capital

130. Is Being VC Backed Startup Really Compatible with Open Source Business Models?

After closing their latest funding round, Redis Labs (circa $146 millions raised to date) announced new licence changes (again) to their Redis Modules. Before that we had high profile startups Confluent (behind Apache Kafka with circa $205m raised to date) and MongoDB Inc (now a public company) change their licences. These licence changes are according to their executives necessary to protect against what they perceive as unfair practices from big cloud vendors (Amazon Web Services often cited as biggest culprit) — who do not make significant contributions (or none at all!) to open source projects and yet fork projects to create competing hosted services. The following are some of the quotes from Redis Labs and Confluent executives that echo the sentiment of unfairness towards the big cloud vendors.

131. Today’s Seed Round Is Yesterday’s Series A

Seed funding now mirrors old Series A. Startups need traction, validation, and GTM plans to raise in today’s tougher, more selective investment landscape.

132. Will GameFi Make it from N00b to Boss Mode - Blockchain Gaming Part 1

The blockchain gaming industry is about to start a boss fight with Web2 gaming. What will it take to level up and enter the mass market?

133. How a Bunch of Little Pitching Tweaks Helped This Founder Raise $4M For His Purchasing Software…

Serial entrepreneur Andrew Hoag had a huge frustration.

134. The Passion Economy’s Worklife Balance

The top-earning writer on the paid newsletter platform Substack earns more than $500,000 a year from reader subscriptions. The top content
creator on Podia, a platform for video courses and digital memberships,
makes more than $100,000 a month. And teachers across the US are
bringing in thousands of dollars a month teaching live, virtual classes
on Outschool and Juni Learning.

135. The Real Reason Most Web3 Startups Fail (It’s Not the Market)

Most Web3 startups don’t fail because of the market. Discover the real reasons behind Web3 startup failures and how founders can avoid them.

136. The 449-Page Antitrust Report on Big Tech Monopolies: Key Takeways

On October 6th 2020, the House lawmakers released a 449-page report investigating how Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google managed to turn from “scrappy” start-ups into “the kinds of monopolies we saw last in the era of oil barons and railroad tycoons”. This comparison is not misleading since data is referred to as the new oil.

137. Subscription Revenue Playbook, Part 1: Scaling from $10M to $50M ARR

A former Codecademy growth lead shares hard-won lessons on monetizing freemium B2C SaaS—what they screwed up, what worked, and how to grow LTV.

138. Lucia Protocol Introduces a Visionary Undercollateralized Lending Protocol

Lucia is allowing users to have access to credit. It offers DeFi to the mainstream.

139. State of The Creator Economy: SignalFire’s Market Map and Analysis

By Yuanling Yuan, edited by Josh Constine

140. "The Skills Required To Succeed In Crypto Are Different From Others" - Xinshu Dong of IOSG Ventures

The article discusses investing in blockchain startups and DeFi applications with insights from Xinshu Dong, partner at IOSG Ventures.

141. Untangling Two of Today's Most Unnecessary Startup Fundraising Myths

If you are building a startup, you’ll find no shortage of people who are willing to give you advice, particularly when it comes to raising financing. Unfortunately, much of this advice is wrong.

142. Social-as-a-Service Concept

“There are only two ways to make money in business: one is to bundle; the other is unbundle.” — Jim Barksdale, former CEO and President of Netscape.

143. How Many Is "Too Many" Investors?

Brex Founder Henrique Duburas Believes You Should Pack Your Cap Table With As Many Investors As Possible

144. The New Model For Venture Creation: Inside Roger Dickey's "Untitled Labs" Startup Factory

How do you pitch a business that doesn’t yet have a product, or even a prototype? For serial entrepreneur Roger Dickey, it’s about selling possibility, with an emphasis on his track record of innovation.

145. After Analyzing Over 8k Companies Worldwide, We Learned that Startup Failure is a Feature, Not a Bug

Especially when over 85% of startups won't survive up to 10 years.

146. SaaS IPOs and a Zoominfo S1 mini teardown

By some estimates, investing in the IPOs of the 75 or so SaaS companies would have netted you 5x in less than 5 years. That’s the kind of math that makes even the world’s best investors drool, and considering the target for most private market investors is 3x, and that do in any liquid security, it makes this all the more interesting.

147. How to Build an AI Startup That Can Survive the Coming Correction: 4 Different Strategies

AI bubble is shaking valuations. Enduring startups build moats beyond models, reduce stack fragility, prove ROI, and think in years, not quarters.

148. How to Build a Company in Highly Regulated Marketplaces: 8 Things to Consider

What can founders / operators do when it comes to navigating the complexities that come with the territory in regulated industries? Here are some opportunities.

149. New Forms of Collateral Arrive To Diversify DeFi

So far, the only trustworthy collateral in the crypto space is BTC and ETH. Stablecoins became a trend because they can also be used as collateral for loans and expand the balance sheets of services such as Maker and Compound. To expand credit in the crypto market, new forms of collateral are needed.

150. Bootstrapping A Marketplace: "Fake It Till You Make It" Strategy

151. If You Want To Achieve A Goal Show Up Prepared

It is important to realize that we have the ability to manufacture our own fate when we want to. - Eric Haney, Delta Force operator

152. One Man's Shitcoin is Another Man's Life Savings

Gone are the days when Bitcoin was the only known cryptocurrency. Countless blockchain projects have been created over the years.

153. 4 Ways Startups Entered the Lending Space

In times of social distancing, most people spend more time at home. A short series I can recommend for your next evening on your couch is Bad Banks. In the second season, the investment banker Jana Liekam and her team of trusted accomplices move to Berlin to take over a sustainable robo-advisor. The viewer is pulled into the power struggle between the incumbent Deutsche Global Invest with its fintech incubator in Berlin, and the rivalling robo-advisors fin21, and Jana’s Green Wallet.

154. Why Did Our Private Equity Fund Need a CTO?

We live in a connected world.

155. Going from N00b GameFi Investor to Boss Mode - Blockchain Gaming Part 2

The gaming industry is at an inflection point, as platforms go from fragmented experimentation with blockchain technology to potential mass implementation of P2

156. Applying Complexity Theory to Valuation

The last of three articles on corporate valuations and capital structures.

157. #FoundersConnect: Duncan Muchangi, Principal @ Unicorn Growth, Former MD, Jumia Group & Antler E.A

Interview with Kenyan VC, Duncan Muchangi and founder of Unicorn Growth Capital.

158. Your Startup Deserves Better Than AI’s Pattern-Matching Pitches

Lots of founders wonder if tools like ChatGPT can be used to generate their pitch deck. See where LLM's work and when they might fall short for your pitch.

159. Understand Term Sheets - Part 2: Protection for Future Down-Rounds

Understanding pay-to-play and antidilution provisions in a term sheet

160. The Main M&A Trends and Tendencies Analysis for 2023

The beginning of the year is usually the best time frame to dive into all possible forecasts and outliers, and the M&A sphere is no exception.

161. Blockchain Isn't Coming to Wall Street in 2020. It's Already Here.

Wall Street began in colonial times, with wealthy traders creating the rules of the game. Hundreds of years later, the abscesses of capitalism and deregulation, such as the abolition of the Glass-Steagall Act, led to the 2008 financial crisis. In the aftermath of Lehman Brothers’ bankruptcy, the Bitcoin cryptocurrency was devised, and an experimental financial system was born.

162. RE: "New Normal" — Today's Thriving Startups Will Be Camels, Not Unicorns

Unicorn is the term given to startups that are able to achieve a billion-dollar valuation, although not as rare as they were a decade ago, these startups are still often time the center of Silicon Valley’s obsession with building, finding and funding the next big thing. The majority of Unicorn startups are known for growing tremendously fast and burning cash without any sign of profit or a single dime in revenue.

163. The Power of Data: How LemonRocks is Disrupting Venture Capital with a Community-Centric Approach

LemonRocks disrupts venture capital with a data-driven, community-focused platform, making investment decisions more transparent, inclusive, and accessible.

164. What's in a Domain Name? - How ccTLDs Hacked into Startups

Over the last 10 years, there’s been a significant increase in tech startups and new companies using country code top-level domains (ccTLDs) in lieu of more traditional, and old school, domain extensions like .com, .net, and .org.

165. Why Portugal is the Next Big Thing for Digital

Portugal's startup ecosystem has earned a global ranking of 28 and is a regional leader in innovation.

166. Startup Metrics: 16 Ways to Measure Network Effects

[This post was co-authored by me and my colleague at a16z, D’Arcy Coolican (@dcoolican). This is a companion to our other essay exploring the dynamics of network effects. If you’re an operator, we’d love to hear your thoughts on how you measure your own product’s network effects!]

167. The Drivers of Company Valuation

The second of three articles on corporate valuations and capital structures.

168. Understanding What VC Funds Are and How They Make Money

How do VC funds decide to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars in startups, where they get the money from, and how does a VC firm make money?

169. All 14 Slides from the Deck We Used to Raise Seed with Accel in 13 Days

Here's Airbyte deck for their Seed round with Accel in early 2021. This could be useful to startups in the open-source and dev worlds!

170. When Technological Innovation Meets Venture Capitalism

“You have to debug your business model.”

171. How Does a Blockchain VC Fund Choose What to Invest in?

As capital floods into this ever-evolving space, we talk with Charles Read about how he finds and invests in the innovations of tomorrow.

172. Mid-Feb Already Feels Like Mid-Year: A Recap of 2025’s Major (Around) Tech Events

As we reach mid-February 2025, the pace of events has been so rapid that it feels as though half the year has already passed.

173. Why We Invested in Hacker Noon: Genesis Investments

Like all industries, the entertainment and media industry evolve: content becomes digital first, readers go less for sensationalized and more for high-quality stories, outdated monetization strategies including intrusive ads and sponsored posts die off and new ones emerge. Nowadays, content helps companies build their brand and share job vacancies. It helps writers build up their CVs and exchange professional ideas. Some media outlets monetize via subscriptions, while others rely on independent contributors and their community, and less on full-time journalists.

174. What is the Biggest Risk For Passion Economy Startups?

Creators want a direct relationship with their own users, which is against the platforms’ DNA. E.g. FB restricts ability for large group admins to message members. Agree that platforms adding in direct monetization
features is a big risk though to new startups in the Passion Economy.
Here’s some tactics for startups to hedge against incumbents:

175. Economics, Crypto, and Really Smart Women

Utsav Jaiswal sits down with Amber Ghaddar, Founder at AllianceBlock, about building the AllianceBlock Protocol, understanding money matters, and getting down t

176. How COVID-19 Has Impacted Venture Capital Funding

Remember when we thought COVID was just a horrible stage in our lives that would disappear after a month of masks and hand sanitizer? Oh, how sweet and naïve we were. As the pandemic marches on and many countries consider a second lockdown, businesses are having to look back on how they have managed these last 7 months and strategize for a corona-filled future.

177. Why We Invested in Multis, The Self Custodian Bank for the Digital Era

Why we invested in Multis

178. 76 Stories To Learn About Marketplace

Learn everything you need to know about Marketplace via these 76 free HackerNoon stories.

179. Secret Network Discloses $400 Million Ecosystem Fund

Read my article about $SCRT and their new ecosystem fund backed by major players in the #cryptocurrency space.

180. AI Delusion, Psychosis is Unexplored by Venture Capital, Angel Investors

AI psychosis and delusion solution is unexplored — by venture capital and angel investors — as a startup product.

181. Is Starting a Proptech Company Still a Good Idea?

The need for proptech entrepreneurs to navigate a two-front battle: creating multifunctional solutions that inspire user confidence while appealing to investors

182. How Silicon Valley Bank Went Under - And the Tech Execs Who Stepped Up

As small-scale startups scrambled to make payroll while the future of the tech industry stood threatened, many of its prominent leaders looked for ways to help.

183. Top 10 Tips to Help First-Time Founders Secure VC Funding

This article provides a complete guide that can help you get the perfect Venture capital funding for your company.

184. API-as-a-Service is the Next Step in the Software World's Evolution

APIs are the foundational building blocks on which the software world is being built. What will the next wave of API-as-a-service winners look like?

185. 8 Types of Investors for Your Small Business

Wondering how to find investors for your startup? Finding the right investor is key to the success of your business.

186. The Distinction Between Enterprise Companies And Consumer Companies is Blurring

"All models are wrong." George Box, the statistician is supposed to have said. Unfortunately, like he also continued to say, some are useful. Whenever I try to take a step back and think about the broader investing landscape, that remains true.

187. How to Get Startup Ideas Using 3 Frameworks

Note: This article is part of my resource newsletters↗️ where I share insights on building things in tech. Join me :)‍

188. A Response to Chamath Palihapitiya and His Annual Letter

Christopher Bloomstran responds to Chamath Palihapitiya and his annual letter.

189. Measuring Product Maturity: Frameworks for Early Stage VCs, Founders

In most new products today, the technological risk is minuscule in comparison with the risk of not achieving product-market fit.

190. Lessons From the WeWork and Blue Apron Hype

Startup founders' dreams are often filled with massive fundraising rounds, IPOs, and high valuations, and their nightmares with crashing stock prices and angry VCs. WeWork and Blue Apron have long been the type of company many founders look up to, but they seem to be facing their demise in 2019. How do companies with so much initial promise crash and burn so quickly? And how do we avoid the same fate?

191. How Allison and Gregory Robinson Raised $11 Million For "The Mom Project"

Gregory Robinson’s Fundraising Journey For A Market That Helps Women Return To The Workforce (As told to Nathan Beckord)

192. Being A Creator: Definition, Economy, Tools and More

193. Cracking the Code: Lessons I Learned About VCs, Pitch Decks, and Building a Product Mindset

From rejections to real wins: what I learned about fundraising, building products step by step, and pitching to pragmatic London investors.

194. Scaling Success: Navigating the Stages of Series A, B, and C Funding in the Startup Journey

This journey is often segmented into different stages of funding rounds, notably Series A, B, and C, each representing a phase in a startup's development.

195. How to Level the Playing Field for Women Entrepreneurs

Why do women founders only get 3% of startup funding? Personal account and action items from a female founder and investor for gender equity in venture capital.

196. Love, Death & Industrial Robots

By 2022 the number of operational industrial robots worldwide is expected to surpass the population of Berlin. Nowadays in our factories, flexible cobots work hand in hand with people and machine learning is helping them to become even more versatile. It is very fascinating to follow the developments of the fast-paced automation industry.

197. Learnings from the Big Market Tech Failures of Zune, Fire Phone, Windows Phone and Snap Spectacles

Last year, I did a talk, as part of orienting a team of automotive executives in modern way of iterative working, challenging the prevailing belief that perfect pre-planning backed by big money will always be a clear winner. I used a bunch of highly hyped tech failures to drive the point home. The talk inspired great discussions, and led to sea change in how we ended up working together afterwards. I hope you will find it equally stimulating.

198. The Cliffhanger Method: Crafting an Irresistible Startup Pitch

Ever wondered how to take your startup pitch from good to unforgettably compelling? This storytelling technique can do just that...

199. Web3 Innovation is Far From Slowing Down: Zohair Dehnadi, Partner @ X Ventures

In this interview, we catch up with Zohai Dehnadi, a partner at XVentures.

200. How to Protect Your Crypto Wallet from Hacks and Scams

Learn how to protect your cryptocurrency wallet from scams and theft.

201. Minds Behind Money: Interview With VC Zachari Saltmer, Co-Founder of One Big Fund

In this interview, we catch up with Zachari Saltmer, Co-Founder of One Big Fund to discuss the state of VC funding, AI, and crypto.

202. Democratizing Venture Capital: An Exclusive Interview with Hatu Sheikh CMO of DAO Maker

Interview with Hatu Sheik, the CMO and co-founder of DAO Maker, a platform opening up the venture capital market to retail investors on the blockchain.

203. That Moment When You're Boarding a Flight Home, and Andreessen Horowitz Calls...

Joseph Woodbury of Neighbor.com shares three pieces of advice on how to raise capital — from integrating yourself into the local ecosystem to being able to change your plans on a moment’s notice.

204. How To Explore Your Startup Idea With ZERO Money

A couple years ago I was teaching a small course at Stanford about Entrepreneurship and I remember the number one question was how to raise money.

205. AI VC Funding: Taking a Cue From MagiScan 3D

MagiScan raised nearly a million dollars in the space of one week in a seed funding round that was led by the Private Business Club.

206. Smart VCs Look for Potential Monopolies

Understand how VC investors think and evaluate how good your startup idea is for VC investments.

207. VC Market Trends and Current Situation Explained by a Corporate Lawyer

How does the VC market look like in late 2022, what jurisdiction do venture funds use now to establish their operations, and which laws affect their business?

208. Crypto VC Landscape in 2023: Adapting Strategies Amidst the Winter

The Crypto VC market is still facing headwinds as investors are cautious, with Q2 2023 attracting $2.32 billion in funding, slightly lower than Q1.

209. What Does a "Head of Growth" Actually Do? 🤷🏻‍♀️

What does a "Head of Growth" even do? Some ruthless honesty about an extremely confusing profession.

210. Startups Seek Capital Alternatives Amid Investor Pullback

As with most of the tech sector, startups in Europe have been adjusting to a steep fall in startup funding this year.

211. How to Fund the Metaverse

Jonathan Pullinger is the token marketing manager at Outlier Ventures with vast experience in NFTs and blockchain-related technologies. We interviewed gin.

212. How to Find and Message Investors on LinkedIn

Here's how to look for investors on LinkedIn, and what should be in the first email to get interested in your project.

213. Passion Economy: The "Influencer Stack" and Chinese Influencer Incubators [Tweetstorm]

214. Your Complete Guide To Venture Capital Funding For Startups

Venture Capital is an institutional investment made into early-stage startup companies. If you want the investment, you need to work on a growth plan.

215. The Ugly Truth Behind IEOs and What to Expect in 2020

Let’s face it, you won’t be able to conduct a successful IEO unless you have a fully-operational and fully compliant prototype and unless you’ve clinched a listing deal with a major exchange with actual liquidity within its community of retail investors, and traders.

216. What An Investor Needs to Feel to Say Yes to Your Startup

A Previous VC Reveals What Matters More Than Your Pitch Deck.

217. Seven Finalists, including Hacker Noon, Announced for Rural Colorado Virtual Pitch Event

A distributed workforce, long prophesied by the tech community, has been accelerated by a decade in the last six months.

218. Disney Doubles Down on Content to Save Its Future

It's often said that content is king. For Disney, content is a savior. That’s the takeaway from Disney’s earnings report for the fiscal year and fourth quarter of 2020.

219. Four Crypto Predictions for 2024

As traditional financial institutions explore blockchain technology, decentralized alternatives gain legitimacy especially with RWA (Real world assets).

220. Interview with Daytona CEO Ivan Burazin on $2M Pre-Seed Round

Discover how Daytona raised $2M in their Pre-Seed Round and why investors are excited about their secure and scalable hybrid development environments.

221. Delphi Digital, Arrington Capital, Gnosis and Flow Ventures Invest $3.5 million in Azuro

Azuro raised $3.5 million in a seed round from Gnosis, Flow Ventures, Polymorphic Capital, Ethereal Ventures, Delhi Digital, Arrington Capital, and Meta Cartel

222. Here’s Why It Is Easier For Startups To Set Up Shop in Singapore and Hong Kong

Hong Kong and Singapore have emerged as the epicenters for startups and tech in Asia and worldwide. Both locations have attractive tax regimes for foreign companies and have invested heavily in government-backed startup programs, fostering positive growth and support in the region. Southeast Asia’s internet economy has more than tripled its size over the last four years, soaring to a US$100 billion for the first time in 2019 with expectations to reach US$300 billion by 2025.

223. In Conversation with Stewart Kohl on What He Looks For in an Investment

Stewart Kohl is Co-Chief Executive Officer of The Riverside Company, a global private equity firm based in Cleveland, Ohio with offices across North America, Europe and the Asia-Pacific region. The Riverside Company has more than $7 billion in assets under management and oversees a global portfolio of more than 80 companies. Prior to joining Riverside in 1993, Kohl served as vice president of Citicorp Venture Capital and COO of the National Cooperative Business Association in Washington, D.C

224. Benchmarking Startup Valuation, for Fairer Funding of Innovation

Startup valuation is a crucial factor in the early-stage venture market, driving innovation and economic growth. With valuation benchmarks we add transparency.

225. Critical Necessities of the Venture-Backed Startup

Once you’ve obtained the capital required to launch your startup, it’s time to look at fulfilling your technical needs. Do you have a secure web server? An IT security specialist? A reliable computer setup? These are all important, but there’s more.

226. From Coinbase Ventures to the $28M Blockchain Builders Fund, Steven Willinger Unpacks Web3's Future

Discover Steven Willinger's journey from Google and Coinbase Ventures to leading the new Blockchain Builders Fund, focusing on Web3 innovation.

227. Why Do Investors Say "No"?

All startups hunt for capital, and in order to attract it from investors or funds they need, first of all, to contact them.

228. Most people won’t give you any real advice, but then again, most people aren’t looking for real…

I think there is something wrong going on on both sides of the table. (Sorry, Mark Suster, couldn’t help myself from using the name) There is enough blame to be passed around, so today I am gonna do just that.

229. The Secret Behind Successful Marketplaces [Tweetstorm]

Thread: The best consumer marketplaces end up
supply-constrained, because they tap into an incredible amount of demand. For instance, Airbnb, Lyft, and Uber have seemingly infinite demand since the product/market fit is so strong–and this demand puts pressure on supply.

230. WeWork IPO Fiasco Proves Public Investors Have More Valuation Risk Than VCs

"If you invested in WeWork at a $47 billion valuation, you’re getting fleeced!"

231. Unbundling Education: Monetizing the $90 billion E-Learning Industry

People don’t want a university degree. They “hire” universities to achieve an outcome or desire.

232. Trust Machine Raises $150 Million in Funding from Breyer Capital, DCG and Hivemind to Expand Web 3

Trust Machines raised $150 million to bring Web 3 to Bitcoin with funding from VCs.

233. A Happy Medium for VCs and ICOs

In 2017, crypto companies have raised over $3.2 billion using ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings). In summer, the funds raised have eclipsed that of traditional Venture capital, dramatically changing the early stage funding landscape.

234. Breaking into Venture Capital: Overcoming Obstacles and Embracing Potential

How to get started in the industry, why venture capital is for everyone and what are the key skills for success.

235. Understand Term Sheets - Part 3: Vesting and its Implications on Acquisition Offers

We will introduce the concept of vesting and discuss how it can have profound and unexpected implications during an acquisition.

236. An Interview with Investor Gianfranco Filice on His Recent Investment Pledge Finance

Interview with Gianfranco Filice, the US-based venture investment partner at OVO Fund, on his recent investment in Pledge Finance.

237. How To De-Risk Your Startup And Become ‘Definitely Fundable’

Immad Akhund has invested in 100+ startups and was a Y Combinator Partner. Here are his tips for raising capital.

238. How to Deliver a Mind-Blowing Startup Pitch to an Investor

Did you know that running out of capital means the end of the road for around 29% of startups?

239. Free Land Incentives in The Bahamas for Clean Energy

Introduction

240. Why Blockchain And Solar Are A Match Made in Heaven

Investors have approached blockchain with more than a healthy degree of skepticism, though it has undoubtedly brought about transformational change across three levels: Infrastructure, protocols, and applications.

241. Shaping the Future of Startup Funding With a New Hybrid Venture-Credit Model

Hybrid venture-credit model effectively addresses the need for flexible funding and rapid business expansion, without significant equity dilution for founders.

242. How to Sell Your Business Model to VCs in 2024

Master the art of pitching your business model to VCs in 2024. Discover how to clarify your revenue streams, optimize your pitch deck, and showcase competition.

243. Meet the World Bank Exec Turned Startup Founder Who Raised $3 Million for Her Vietnamese Coffee…

While Debbie Wei Mullin was fundraising for her specialty Asian beverage company, Copper Cow Coffee, she encountered frequent skepticism about its appeal: “it’s a niche product.”

244. Why Startups in Estonia Are Ahead of Ukraine (And How To Catch Up)

In this interview: Venture Partner of Ukrainian VC Genesis Investments shares his opinion on Eastern European the venture landscape and venture opportunities. Originally from the USA, Chris Brown came to the startup world through Eastern Europe. He managed accelerators in Estonia, co-founded a micro fund in Hungary, led IBM Global Entrepreneur Program, and was a part of the core investment team at 500 Startups.

245. The Two Biggest Mistakes Founders Make While Trying to Raise Venture Capital

First-time founders reach out to me via Twitter for general fundraising advice or for deck review, and over time I noticed a common pattern amongst those who have trouble raising money. The two biggest mistakes appear to be rooted in poor assumptions about raising venture funding in the first place:

246. Chingari Raises $15 million in Funding from Republic Capital, Onmobile and JPIN Venture Catalysts

Chingari Raises Investment for its Social Media Token, $Gari with Republic Capital leading the round with 15 million in funding.

247. Exploring Different Perspectives on Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies

This is a written recap of a discussion organized by Dominicans on Wall Street, a non-profit organization, between legal experts, venture capitalists, and government officials. The author has no vested interest in any of the projects mentioned and does not offer investment advice.

248. 16 Rookie Errors Founders Make Pitching to VCs — And Passing the “20 Minute” Test

(Originally published on SaaStr — more on that here.)

249. Top 3 Metrics to Avoid Buying Crypto at the Top

Learn how to analyze tokens like a pro using VC entry prices, distance from ATH/ATL, and volume zones — and stop buying the hype at the peak.

250. Here's Why We Invested in Minerva — The Internet’s Universal Process Sharing Platform

Once you use it, you’ll wonder how you lived without it…

251. Three Non-Obvious Fundraising Tips from the Startup Veterans Behind Lovevery

When friends Jessica Rolph and Rod Morris partnered to launch Lovevery in 2015, the two founders already had massive success stories under their belts.

Jessica previously had a successful exit from organic baby food company Happy Family, which she founded. Rod helped take SaaS utility platform Opower public as part of the company’s leadership team.

Despite their wealth of past experience, Jessica and Rod had plenty to learn when fundraising for Lovevery, a subscription business that puts sustainable, science-backed play kits into the hands of parents. As parents themselves, Jessica and Rod knew their idea had legs when they began working on it — but they still felt “very vulnerable” during the fundraising process, according to Jessica.

“With the success we had in the raises, on the outside they [seemingly] came easily,” Jessica says. “But on the inside, getting to that place where you have momentum is hard.”

As they grew Lovevery, they found fundraising successfully was all about the timing. On an episode of How I Raised It, Jessica and Rod shared the lessons that came from raising $32 million for Lovevery over three funding rounds.

252. Bootstrapping, Fundraising Or Both? How A Gritty Approach Helped Allie Magyar Raise Capital

After years of running events for huge companies, Allie Magyar decided she was spending too much of her time hovering over a fax machine.

[253. 7 Funding Options to

Raise Capital For Your Startup](https://hackernoon.com/7-funding-options-to-raise-capital-for-your-startup)

There’s an old adage that money isn’t easy to come by, especially if you weren’t born with a silver spoon in your mouth. This isparticularly true for funding startups. It may be true that the almighty dollar isn’t easy to earn, but with these 7 funding options you can begin raising capital for your startup.

254. Naming Your Startup: 6 Considerations for First Time Founders

Naming your startup can be a tricky and time-consuming process. This article breaks down some tips and stories from VC Partners and CEOs to get you started.

255. Raising Money? Prioritize Smart Money

When raising capital, not all startups have options—they only receive one term sheet from one interested investor. And that should be celebrated. However, some startups are “hot” enough to attract multiple VCs.

256. How To Run a Tight Fundraising Process

Why you have to own your process from end-to-end

257. The Future of EdTech Funding in India

While the K-12 and higher education segments have witnessed significant growth in recent years, investing in the upskilling and reskilling segment can be a bett

258. The Ultimate Startup Guide to Raising Seed Funding

Seed funding is the earliest form of capital a startup will raise. It is a startup's earliest funding stage. Learn more about seed funding and its stages.

259. Exploring the Convergence of Innovation in the Blockchain Ecosystem

In this article, we will embark on a journey through this convergence, and explore how these seemingly unrelated elements are shaping the blockchain ecosystem.

260. 5 Key Tips for Raising Funds in a Niche Industry

5 Tips for fundraising in a niche industry from personal experience building a dating app for Africans

261. Understanding Signal Versus Noise in Tech Investments and How to Leverage it [An Analysis]

I have previously written about the investment philosophy of my friend Jinjian Zhang of Trustbridge Partners. A few months ago, Jinjian has founded his own venture capital fund, Vitalbridge Partners based in Shanghai, China. In a recent talk, Jinjian dived deeper into his “Noise vs Signal” investment philosophy.

262. How to Raise Funds Successfullly 3 Tips from VC-Turned-Entrepreneur Lewis Gersh

Lewis shares lessons learned from his time on the other side of the table as a VC of Metamorphic Ventures.

263. 3 Ways to Monetize B2C Marketplaces, On-Demand Economy and Employee Motivation

Note: This article is part of my resource newsletters↗️ where I share insights on building things in tech. Join me :)‍

264. Redefining the Traditional Startup Model: Spain's Venture Builders Lead the Way

Venture builders, organizations that create and scale startups from scratch, are wielding a growing influence in the Spanish startup ecosystem.

265. Toilet Paper Mania Leaks Supply Chain Opportunity: What Will Venture Do?

W.W.V.D? Even before the pandemic hit, global supply chains contained an estimated $176 billion of inefficiencies.

266. Play-to-Earn Gaming Provides Multi-Layered Value to Investors

Plat-to-earn: the evolution of gaming, a pyramid scheme, or the missing link to mass blockchain adoption?

267. How to Improve VC Deal Sourcing Using Public Web Data

Learn how public web data can help you improve your deal sourcing methods.

268. Building a Bulletproof Pitch: Interview With Victor Larionov

While pitching investors might sound straightforward, there are some underlying technicalities most people fail to understand. Here's an explanation of them.

269. How to Fix Entrepreneurship in Europe

I Studied Entrepreneurship in 4 Countries. Here's How To Fix it in Europe.

270. A Framework for Startup Growth in the 21st Century

Learn an 8-step framework for building sustainable tech startups that balance profitability, customer value, and ethical workforce practices for lasting growth.

271. Here's Why We Invested in Turing — The Future of CPG Formulation

Iteration is the new innovation…

272. The European Tech Champions Initiative Aims to Fend Off Non-EU Investors

The European Tech Champions Initiative (ETCI) aims to fend off the threat of non-European investors acquiring such businesses as they become more established.

273. What to Learn from the Power User Curve

The importance of power users

Power users drive some of the most successful companies — people who
love their product, are highly engaged, and contribute a ton of value to the network. In ecommerce marketplaces it’s power sellers, in ridesharing platforms it’s power riders, and in social networks it’s influencers.

274. An Open Letter from an Investor to Aspiring Data-Scientists and Entrepreneurs

What is it to venture, to accomplish?

275. How William the Conquerer Invented Humility

Following is the never-before published introduction for The Humility Imperative, releasing June 30th, 2020.

276. Why a YC Rejection Isn't The End of The World

If you've been following tech entrepreneurs on social media channels, you've probably seen many people sharing their stories about getting rejected from YC—the famed startup accelerator in Silicon Valley. A few others shared their success stories, and the vast majority of applicants remained silent as the decision letters were rolled out.

277. Don’t Quote Me

By Joseph Flaherty, Director of Content & Community

278. How To Design a Crazy-Good Tech Startup Pitch That Wows VC’s [101]

We get it.

279. How The Italian Startup Hoken Tech Is Using Its New Funding

Hoken Tech, the Italian startup that leverages the EOS blockchain and NFT also with an NFT distributor has won a fund from the Italian government to grow.

280. Walnut Raises $2.5M Seed To Make Product Demos Easier For the Post-Pandemic World

Seed round is being led by NFX with additional participation from other top SF Angels

281. Pros and Cons of Running a Managed Marketplace

282. What to Know Before Joining an Accelerator

Starting a business is hard and requires making tough decisions. More than that, most startups struggle to find the necessary investment. This is why many startup founders seek to join an accelerator that will make the initial investment and provide quality mentor support.

283. Meet DŌBRA, Winner of Startups of The Year 2024 in Vilnius/Venture-Capital

What if mental health is an infrastructure challenge? DŌBRA builds startups from pain, not hype — proving that a studio can outdo solo founders.

284. The Markdown Test

As an investor, I am focused on what I think of as ‘technical tools.’ That is, tools that either help developers build or deploy code, or tools that help pseudo-technical users do developer-like things. There are some edges for this where it’s hard to delineate what is/isn’t a tool for a technical user, especially in the collaboration space. In fact, much of my thinking here stems from the question, “so does this include stuff like Slack?,” which comes up a surprising amount in conversation.

285. Venture Capital Insights: What Investors Look for in Startups

Venture capital, or VC (also known as risk capital), is a type of investment typically aimed at early-stage companies that are small to medium-sized.

286. Egalitarian Investing & Fair Launch 4 All | Launchpool AMA

Been rekt aping into a new token only to watch helplessly as early whales cash out their 100x or 1000x gains? Pre-IDO launchpads may be your solution.

287. On The Issues of Grant Process

In 2019, the value of U.S. venture capital investments was $108 billion. In the same year, the federal government spent $131 billion on research and development.

288. 7 Tips for Managing Startups Through Troubled Times

The pandemic of 2020 has tested most sectors of the economy, and like the two most recent downturns in 2008 and 2001, this has been a very trying time for entrepreneurs running startups.

289. Korea Blockchain Week and MarketAcross to Promote Blockchain Thought Leadership in Asia

Korea Blockchain Week (KBW) has engaged MarketAcross as its official worldwide media partner to promote blockchain in Asia.

290. Gen Z VCs CEO & Founder Speaks on Revolutionizing Venture Capital for the Next Generation

Gen Z VCs CEO & Founder is transforming venture capital, empowering young innovators, and creating a global community for next-gen founders.

291. Julia Boorstin |Looking Beyond the Pay Gap to Imbalances in VC Investing

Julia Boorstin | More Than Just A Pay Gap: Imbalances in VC Investing

292. 5 Things Standing in the Way of Crypto Asset Institutionalization — and How to Fix Them

When will we see crypto become a fully-fledged institutionalized asset class?

293. From Bribing Customers with Food to a Universal Secrets Manager: 5 Lessons from a First-Time Founder

Doppler's Brian Vallelunga shares five lessons he learned about raising capital and creating sustainable partnerships.

294. Passion Economy: Not All Communities Are Created Equal

295. 102 Stories To Learn About Fundraising

Learn everything you need to know about Fundraising via these 102 free HackerNoon stories.

296. The Creator Economy of Gaming & New Monetization Models

Unlock 3 market opportunities to help game creators and game players make money, and monetize game tech by solving real problems

297. Why the Southeast Is a Great Place to Launch a Startup

When considering where to launch their startup, many entrepreneurs naturally think of the “Innovation Hubs” of Boston, the San Francisco Bay Area, and New York City. After all, that is where the deals are, right? Well, they’re not the only places where companies are being launched and receiving game-changing investments.

298. SaaSpocalypse Has Already Begun

Anthropic's Claude Cowork plugins triggered a massive software stock crash, raising existential questions about whether SaaS companies can survive the AI era.

299. How An "Underdog" Founder Raised $4.7 Million To Build A Plastic-Free Grocery Delivery Service

Zuleyka Strasner raised $4.7 million for her environmentally-friendly store Zero Grocery in two years. She shares her advice on fundraising seed rounds.

300. Passion Economy: Future of Social Products [Tweetstorm]

I like this article by Sam Lessin on the future of social, but think there’s a big omission. Namely, one of the major opportunities in social is to first
focus on helping creators monetize and own their audiences, then layering in social elements on top.

301. Will 2022 be the Year of the Bear and Other Crypto Investment Themes for the Year

Downmarket got you down and concerned about the future of #blockchain Read our TL;DR summary of Messari and Ryan Selkis' Crypto Theses for 2022.

302. Satoshi Protocol Secures $2M Seed Funding for Bitcoin Backed Stablecoin

Satoshi Protocol has raised $2 million in seed funding. The Dubai-based startup claims to be the first stablecoin protocol backed by Bitcoin.

303. The Year the Machines Refused to Switch Off

Brian Condenanza examines how 2025's autonomous AI agents rewrite trust, regulation and business strategy as machines refuse to follow human shutdown commands.

304. Startup Advice: Zebra, not Unicorn.

Focus on creating products that the market needs and chasing customers, not on creating the perfect pitch for investors that see you as a commodity.

305. Future of Technology in Modern Education: Hallway Conversation

306. Capitalising on Opportunities: The Primary Ways To Finance Your Business

To borrow or not to borrow. That’s a question only you will know the answer to.

307. How we Used Gesture Recognition to Save Lives (And Tons of Gold and Diamonds!)

We are Warden AI Lab, a Latvia-based start-up studio focusing on gesture recognition and behavioral video analytics.

308. Utilizing LPs in Lockstep With Portfolio Companies

We like the hands-on approach. Jump in and learn more.

309. Pros and Cons of Venture Capital for Startups and their Founders

3 reasons to seek venture capital financing and 3 reasons why you should not get VC

310. Venom Ventures Fund Invests $5 Million in Everscale to Tackle Web3 Scalability Issues

Venom Ventures Fund invests $5 million in Everscale to boost Web3 scalability.

311. 76 Stories To Learn About Vc

Learn everything you need to know about Vc via these 76 free HackerNoon stories.

312. $1.3M in Funding for Rural Colorado Founders via the Greater Colorado Pitch Series 2.0

This year, applicants to the Greater Colorado Pitch Series can apply for 4 different capital tracks and $1.3M in total investment is available.

313. Creating a Winning VC Fund Strategy: Tips and Best Practices

A breakdown of vital steps that startup founders can take to position their products a valuable investment objects.

314. How to Raise Venture Capital as a Student Founder: 4 Pieces of Advice

There are a plethora of successful companies that have been built on college campuses. From Dell to Facebook to Insomnia Cookies. When it comes to securing funding, many of the metrics venture capitalists typically use apply: evaluations of the team, product, market, business model,
growth and timing. The list goes on.

315. Millennial investors: the most powerful crowdinvesting force

In 2019, small and medium businesses looking to raise capital often choose crowdinvesting over venture capital and other traditional fundraising methods.

316. Unleashing Early Stage Potential: Superstar Founders and Measuring KPIs

Great startups are one thing; finding investors is another. Most founders know that the right investor can make or break a company’s ability to pivot and scale.

317. Why Engineering Can't Be The Only Team Responsible for Keeping IoT Devices Online

You're a scooter-sharing start-up who just raised $100 million from Seq-reessen-losa Ventures. Cool. It's time to drop those 50,000 scooters you just unloaded from container ships fresh from Shenzhen. You have 100 cities on your todo list. What's your plan to keep track of them once you've unleashed them on millions of unsuspecting citizens?

318. How Founders Can Adapt to the New Normal

The ongoing pandemic has impacted not only our lives but also the global economy. COVID-19 will stay with us for months to come and it is unlikely that our world will ever look the same. This is the time to adapt.

319. Outtakes From The First Draft of Hacker Noon's Crowdfunding Campaign

It's been over 14 months since we launched the Hacker Noon Equity Crowdfunding Campaign and almost a year since we successfully raised the max amount of $1.07M.

320. Due Diligence Doesn’t Kill Startups; Sloppy Data Rooms Do

Due diligence rarely kills startup deals,poorly prepared data rooms do. This article explains the real reason investor momentum stalls post-term sheet, and walk

321. More Proof that Venture Capitalists Don’t Care About Diversity, Equity, or Inclusion

Venture Capital is already known for being remarkably not diverse. Yet despite some investors being blasted for tone-deaf actions in June related to racial equity, most have not taken any lessons from the past, and fewer have updated their investment strategies to acknowledge their complicity in propagating inequality.

322. Current Market Outlook: Insights for Seed Stage Founders

This short briefing note is prepared for founders who are considering, or are in the process of raising seed capital. The last few weeks have seen a significant shift in terms of the fundraising atmosphere, and investors’ appetite for risk.

323. Stop Rebuilding Software That Already Exists: Here’s How

If a great utility lives on page seven of search, it should still be easy to find when you describe what it does. The goal is one intent‑friendly place

324. How Technology is Helping Venture Capitalists Make Investment Decisions

From stone tools to the invention of the wheel to steam engines to the internet, technology has come a long way, it has overtaken nearly all major aspects of our lives. Just take this article for example, you wouldn’t be reading it if it wasn’t for technology.

325. 3 PR Tactics Startups Should Prioritize to Attract Investors

Early-stage startups are often faced with the challenge of attracting investors without having a large-scale PR campaign.

326. We're Jointer, Get to Know Us!

With a $5B+ market cap we want to welcome you to the future of cryptocurrency - Enter Jointer DeFi

327. Startup Wrappers Can Be Insanely Valuable

SaaS businesses (particularly ones for technical users) sometimes have to deal with a vocal outcry that their product “is just a wrapper around” something. The implication is that ‘a wrapper’ is inherently not valuable, and it’s impossible to build a great business around such a product. This logic is a product of lazy thinking and myopia; ‘wrappers’ can be insanely valuable.

328. Tech Round Table: The Biggest Challenges in 2019 and Predictions for 2020

For the second year, members of our BIP Capital team came together in at the end of 2019 to discuss the year’s biggest technology and business trends, as well as what opportunities and barriers ahead as we move through 2020. The discussion also included leaders from a number of our portfolio companies so that they could offer their own unique perspectives, especially as they relate to the challenges of growing a successful business.

329. Blockchain Cracks Open Wall Street’s Most Guarded Asset Class

New U.S. crypto laws just unlocked the future of tokenized private markets. Here’s what’s next.

330. [Announcement] Wise Raises $12M To Accelerate Embedded Banking Partnerships

Wise, the leading embedded banking FinTech, that offers business banking via partnerships, announced today that it has closed a $12M Series A.

331. Not All The Companies Are The Same

In the context of the coronavirus crisis, many companies began experiencing cash flow shortfalls. In order to avoid the liquidity problem, which eventually may turn into a solvency issue, businesses were forced to cut their operational costs.

332. The End of Easy Money: Why Web3's Old Fundraising Playbook Is Dead

Web3 fundraising has fundamentally changed. With $7.7B raised across just 603 deals in Q1 2025, the era of easy money is over. Here's what works now.

333. How To Invest More Intelligently

A decade and half ago, when I first started getting interested in public markets investing, I had started by making a small portfolio that I could play with. Just to see if I actually knew what I thought I knew, and to try and make sense of my beliefs about the market. And no surprise, I didn't know what I thought I knew.

334. Passion Economy: How to Organically Grow While Maintaining Paid Groups

335. FDV Misconceptions in Crypto: “Fully Diluted" or "Fully Deceived”?

FDV isn’t valuation. It’s a sticker founders slap on a box to lure retail and pacify VCs. Let’s unpack the illusion behind this fully diluted hype

336. Are Crypto Startups Still a Good Investment?

Exploring crypto startup investments amid volatility. Addressing concerns, regulations, and rewards. Is it a minefield or goldmine? Discover now.

337. EIB VP Advocates for a European Venture Capital Investment Organization

The Spanish contribution is €1bn, the same amount as France and Germany, while Italy and Belgium are providing €150m and €100m, respectively.

338. RookMotion Attracts $1.7M in Pre-Seed Funding from Prominent VC and Angel Groups

ROOK raised $1.7M in pre-seed funding to continue connecting companies with more meaningful, ready-to-use health data and valuable insights from wearables.

339. Shaping the Future of Startup Funding with a New Hybrid Venture-Credit Model

Venture capital has become expensive for tech founders who don’t want to give away equity. Tech companies are looking to diversify financing sources.

340. Can Multi-Cloud Kubernetes Platforms Make Infrastructure Prices Comparable?

Kubernetes enables you to deploy, scale and manage your container-based applications and multi-cloud management tools simplify the use of different clouds. Together this might help us to finally understand and optimize the pricing of our infrastructure.

341. Pivot via Repositioning

The restroom story

342. We Raised $450k For Omnisearch’s Pre-Seed Round: Here's What We Learned

Eight key takeaways from raising Omnisearch's pre-seed round.

343. Dear Entrepreneurs, Here's How to Love Fundraising

If you are an Entrepreneur and have a pulse, fundraising is one of the worst things that you have to deal when you are running a Startup.

344. While Investors Scour for Homeruns, Founders Should Prioritize Getting on Base

If investors only know how to spot short-term, moonshot yields, is it possible that the overwhelming majority of successful startups get overlooked?

345. What are Structured Crypto Deposits?

A structured deposit has a maturity date like a fixed deposit, but it is completely dependent on the performance of the underlying financial assets

346. Over 90% of Startups Fail, So it is Difficult for Banks to Commit Millions

BBVA launched BBVA Spark in July 2022, its comprehensive financial services proposal for innovative companies in their various stages of growth.

347. How Aggregators Are Replacing Brands [Tweetstorm]

348. Chase Value, Not Valuations

Raising at a high valuation feels like progress - until it creates pressure your business isn’t built to handle.

349. Inside PG&E: What I Learned Pitching

When a culture of risk aversion creates risk of harm

350. Multiplayer Professional Services Are Eclipsing the Single-Player Variety, and It’s About Time

Too many professional services firms are approaching today’s world of Fortnite-like complexity with strategies more appropriate for Donkey Kong.

351. Why My New Book is a Failed Attempt at Something I Can’t Put My Finger On

On June 30th, 2020 my new book, The Humility Imperative — Effective Leadership in an Era of Arrogance — will be released.

352. Exploring the Risk-Averse Shift in Crypto Venture Capital During the Bear Market

VCs who were keen on their risk management performed better than those who took asymmetrical bets, ending up with too much exposure in one crypto project.

353. Onlookers Question SVB Executive Salaries Following Collapse

CEO Greg Becker received $9.9 million in compensation, while two other executives received $4.6 million and $3.6 million, respectively.

354. 263 Meetings, 12 Months and $128,700 in Startup Funding Later

Is traction enough to raise funding for a Startup or do you need more than that? Here's how we raised $128,700 at Alpe.

355. Why Is Venture Capital Not the Only Funding Option for Startups?

Venture capital has both success and failure stories. Startups can consider these alternative funding options.

356. Strategic Partnership Between Humans.ai, MorningStar Ventures Set to Make a Splash in Blockchain

A look at a deep tech start-up dedicated to building a framework for using ethical practices within the world of artificial intelligence.

357. The Beginners' Guide to Gut Checking your Competition

The beginners' guide to competitive analysis. Here are the best tools to see how your competition is doing.

358. Growing Your Influencer Brand Into a Sustainable Business

359. How to Boost Your High Level Business Objectives to Appeal to VCs

The decision to welcome the help of outside investors is never an easy one, so it seems unfair that after most businesses make the decision of turning to venture capital they then have to embark on an arduous path towards gaining a windfall.

360. 3 Best Tips To Attract Investors Being An Outsider

Unshackled Ventures founding partner Nitin Pachisia explains three ways he built a strong network during his fundraising journey.

361. Predictions for the Future of Startups

Nine predictions for the future of startups.

362. Are Startups Building Enough for the Creator Economy?

Learn about new platforms and technologies empowering creators to monetize directly.

363. Assessing the Current State of Startup Markets and Valuation Strategies with Tal Abuloff

In this interview, I talk to Tal Abuloff of Grove Ventures, to discuss the state of the startup markets, secondary deals, and Grove's valuation framework.

364. Could It Be Worth Investing in Softbank’s ARM IPO and Other Tech News of the Week

Softbank's ARM IPO, Toyota plants shutdown for a weird reason & a conversation about Indian venture capital.

365. CAST AI Extends Support to AWS, Azure, and GCP After Raising $10M

CAST AI platform that optimizes cloud spend now supports all three major cloud service providers: Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, and Azure.

366. Valuable Insights About The Fundraising Process

We Raised a $26M Series-A to Change How Data Is Moved with our open-source ELT solution. Here's how we did it, deck included

367. Huobi Becomes First Member of HKVAC - Supporting Hong Kong's Ambition To Become a Global Web3 Hub

Ultimately, with Huobi Hong Kong (Huobi HK) as the pivot, Huobi is committed to supporting Hong Kong in its efforts to become a global Web3 hub.

368. What Rowing For The U.S. National Team And Building A Startup Have In Common

Saying “it’s not fair” won’t get you there. To be the best, you have to beat everyone.

369. 50+ Resources for Entrepreneurs

Since our work is primarily focused in areas where the startup ecosystems are just beginning to grow, we often get questions that have been answered by more veteran investors or founders in more established markets. Inspired by John Gannon’s blog and instead of finding them one-by-one in my bookmarks, I’ve decided to start compiling them here in order to make sharing easier.

370. The Harmonizing Marriage Between Gaming and Social Media

Andreesen Horowitz recently announced they’ve led a $16.5 million investment in gaming company Singularity6. While I’m a huge fan of a16z in general and a big believer in the power of gaming, I am not sure Singularity6 can live up to their promises of a new social network. This is my mental thought process of why.

371. Bernard Moon, 3x Noonies Nominee, Co-Founder of SparkLabs group AMA

Bernard Moon is Venture Capitalist, Co-Founder of SparkLabs group and 3x Noonies nominee.

372. How Venture Capital Firms are Becoming Content Marketing Companies

VC Marketing: A highly competitive market, vague KPIs, and the road less traveled

373. No Niche: Status Quo of the OSS Market

Some good stories start with a printer. And stories with a printer often end in frustration. This particular story starts with a printer in the 1970s...

374. How to Choose the Right Partners in a Venture Capital Fund

When you are searching for the right venture capital fund, there are a lot of factors that can go into deciding which fund to choose.

375. Human Intelligence Research Lab: Profitability of non-LLMs and AI Venture Capital

Providing human intelligence as a service based on conceptual brain science.

376. How Running a Venture Capital Firm is Similar to Playing Basketball

Justin Caldbeck of Binary Capital explains similarities between basketball game and a venture capital firm.

377. VC Funding Can Turn Into an Evil Empire

I realized that most of this so-called "VC money" is just burned playing what I have come to call the "unfair game."

378. Snackable Business Model Breakdowns: Clubhouse

Clubhouse is a social-audio app that enables users to create and join real-time live conversations. What is the business model behind it?

379. Every Founder Dreams of That Big Seed Round, But..

Ditch dilution! Learn how non-dilutive capital helps founders scale smarter, maintain control, and de-risk growth before VCs come knocking.

380. New Investment Report: Is All Capital the Same Shade of Green?

A new study released today challenges the misperception that taking on Out-of-State capital drives more attractive valuations and better business outcomes for founders. The study, titled “Is all Investment Capital the Same Shade of Green?,” draws on data from the Atlanta Technology Development Center (“ATDC”) to understand the deal dynamics and outcomes of companies in the ATDC incubator program that accepted capital from In-State versus Out-of-State equity providers from 2014 to 2019. In the study, “In-State” represents companies that included investors that reside in the state of Georgia, and “Out-of-State” represents companies that raised capital entirely from investors based outside of Georgia.

381. The State of Startups in the Southeast

Fourth annual report reveals continued market maturation; $34.5 billion invested in southeastern startups since 2015

382. Alex Wheldon — VC Writer Nom — is Practicing Bravery, Learning Serbian

Alexander Wheldon from the United States has been nominated for a 2020 Noonie in the Technology category. The Noonies are Hacker Noon’s way of getting to know — from a community perspective — what matters in tech today. So, we asked our Noonie Nominees to tell us. Here’s what Alexander had to share.

383. What's New: Means Of Creation Show Launch And Slack Group

Means of Creation with Adam Davidson and a new Slack community

384. The Rise of Women VC Emerging Fund Managers: Episode 1

385. Live Shopping Features On Social Media And Interview With Chinese Social Commerce Tycoon

How new models of e-commerce can enable the Passion Economy

386. Your Favorite Investor's Update: Flipside March 2020

VC1: “Didn’t get a chance to say so last week, but this is the best update I’ve read since the start of COVID.”

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63 Blog Posts To Learn About Upwork

LearnRepo — Tue, 23 Jun 2026 07:01:03 +0000

Let's learn about Upwork via these 63 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

Upwork is designed to help clients find highly skilled freelancers more efficiently.

1. Upwork in Real Danger of Losing MILLIONS over ONE DOLLAR "Conversion Fee"

The most significant change in Upwork history that no one knows anything about!

2. World's Top 5 Freelance Platforms’ Fees - Explained, Busted, & Compared

DISCLAIMER:

3. Buying Upwork Reviews: Is Your Freelancer Really a 5-Star Freelancer?

Freelancing is all about - the trust. And, trust is all about - the reviews.

4. Is Upwork The Next Wework?

What do Upwork and Wework have in common?

5. A Farewell To FREE Upwork Connects — Cherish Your Freelance Moments

Today is the day when you have to PAY-TO-PLAY on Upwork!

6. Is There A Black Market For Freelance Accounts?

Do you want to sell or buy a freelance account?

7. My Remote Reboot on Upwork and Freelancer.com: 96 Months Later

Is it worthy being a freelance newbie in 2025 on Upwork and Freelancer.com?

8. Why Did Upwork, Fiverr, and Freelancer Stocks Drop by 60% in 6 Months?

The “pillars” of our freelance industry have collapsed spectacularly!

9. How Upwork Turned Freelancers Against Each Other

Photo by cloudvisual.co.uk on Unsplash

10. Why Is Upwork Suspending Six-Figure Clients?

Upwork is suspending long-term six-figure clients.

11. Is Upwork Posting Fake Jobs To Keep Freelancers Bidding? [A Deep Dive]

You read about Upwork's "fake review farms" here on Hacker Noon. How do you feel about "fake job farms?" Are you shocked, disappointed, or furious? I guess, it depends on whether you are an Upwork's freelancer or investor.

12. What Are Pros and Cons of the Top Five Freelance Websites for Clients and Freelancers?

It's always fair to compare!

13. Top 5 Freelance Marketplace to Start Your Online Сareer

Are you trying to earn a living online?

14. Why The Majority of Freelancers Fail at Upwork Project Proposals

The excellent proposal is what makes a difference between successful and struggling freelancers.

15. The Death of Freelancing: Upwork Project Catalog

If you can't beat them, don't join them - copy them!

16. Top 100 Highest Paying Upwork Clients

The ultimate list of the top 100 biggest Upwork clients.

17. 5 Upwork Alternative Websites for Freelancers

This article introduces 5 Upwork alternative websites for freelancers looking for work in niche fields or people looking for entry-level micro work. With struggling economies in many countries, more and more people are turning to online freelancing as an additional source of income. Upwork is one of the most popular websites for freelancers. However, if you aren’t really getting many leads from that site, there are tons of upwork alternative sites you can try.

18. Is Freelance Anarchy The Future of Freelancing?

If history has taught us something that has to be this - all great empires have fallen from within.

19. 7 Most Shocking Facts About Upwork Most Freelancers Don't Know

The Most Shocking Things About Upwork That Turned Out to Be True

20. Leaving Upwork Neverland

I left Upwork after seven years...for good.

21. Behind Business Insider Story About Upwork Success

Credit Business Insider

22. Elon, Buy Upwork, Make Remote Work Great Again!

So, it seems that Upwork will have to wait because it’s definitely not on Elon Musk’s plate.

23. Upwork vs. Nebojsa Todorovic

As this year's nominee for the Most Controversial Writer of the Year Hacker Noon Award, I couldn't possibly wish for better circumstances and time to write this story.

24. Keeping Up with the Upwork Civil War on Reddit

Upwork Official vs Upwork Unofficial sub. Is this the beginning of a forum war on Reddit?

25. Show Me The Money, My Freelance Honey!

Hey freelancers, I have a million dollar question for you:

26. Is Upwork Going to Pull a Myspace?

All great empires fall from within, including the digital ones.

27. What Should You Do If Upwork Sends You a “Dear John” Letter?

"We are contacting you to let you know we have suspended your access to Upwork indefinitely."

28. My Top Ten Upwork Conspiracy Theories: True or False

What is My Final Tin Foil Hat Result When It Comes To My Top Ten Upwork Conspiracy Theories?

29. The "Golden Million" Upwork Freelancers: Between Conspiracy Theory and Business Reality

You have probably heard and read about the “Golden Billion” conspiracy theory.

30. Why is Upwork Splitting Into Two Companies?

Upwork is splitting into two by making the enterprise business a stand-alone entity.

31. Upwork Freelancers Under BlackRock: The Masters of the Freelance Universe

The future of work is remote. But, now that you know who holds the keys to your freelance future, how do you feel about it?

32. From Getting Over a 1-star Upwork Review to Becoming a 5-star Freelancer

It takes more than one bad review to shake a good freelancer’s self-confidence.

33. The Aftermath of My Article About Upwork Fake Jobs

It has been almost a month since I asked a question on Hacker Noon: Is Upwork Posting Fake Jobs To Keep Freelancers Bidding?

34. How My Hacker Noon Stories Impacted Upwork Stock Prices

If you think that a small story can't make a big splash, then, good luck with that!

35. 5 Reasons Why Upwork Sucks for Writers

I will give you a handful of reasons why I think Upwork isn’t a writer-friendly place.

36. Upwork Fees Are Basically Vibes Now

Upwork switches from a flat to a variable service fee for freelancers.

37. How To Protect Your Big Idea When Hiring a Freelancer

Hiring freelancers or independent contractors is a great way to get specific tasks done without having to hire more full-time employees. This can save you time and money; you won’t have to go through a lengthy interview and hiring process or provide benefits like health insurance.

38. I Tried Upwork AI Uma - So You Don't Have To

Upwork Uma, between AI hype and remote work reality.

39. Is Upwork The Sick Man Upon the Silicon Bosphorus? [Looking At Numbers]

Financial reports are lengthy, confusing, and boring. I promise that I will keep it simple, brief, and straight to the point. I will let Upwork’s numbers do all the talking.

40. The Noonification: The Last of Us HBO Series; The Nth of Many (9/29/2022)

9/29/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

41. My 2019 Predictions That Came True

I played a prediction game in 2019, and I dare to say, I played it pretty well.

42. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Why is Upwork Splitting Into Two Companies? (8/7/2025)

8/7/2025: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

43. They Promised a Bonus. Then They Vanished. The Upwork Scam No One Sees Coming

Upwork is supposed to be a place of opportunity. But for many freelancers, it becomes a minefield of scams, manipulation, and wasted time.

44. Meet the HackerNoon Top Writers: Nebojsa Nesha Todorovic - Upwork, Freelancing, and Future of Work

HackerNoon stories are my music, and a keyboard is my piano.

45. What Happened To Upwork’s First Birthday Party?

Wait! Something isn’t right here.

46. Upwork Second Quarter 2019 Financial Report: Titanic Orchestra At Their Finest

What's the best way to analyze a public company's financial report for the second quarter? Well, I think you should keep it simple.

47. 62 Stories To Learn About Freelancers

Learn everything you need to know about Freelancers via these 62 free HackerNoon stories.

48. Why UpWork Is Still Worth Despite The High Fees

Hello freelancers,

49. The Controversy of Naming Upwork TIME's 100 Most Influential Companies of 2022

Instead of high-fiving Upwork, I will give you five reasons why this naming is controversial.

50. 126 Stories To Learn About Freelancing

Learn everything you need to know about Freelancing via these 126 free HackerNoon stories.

51. Crafting Winning Upwork Proposals for Remote Job Opportunities

The Quickest Way To A Freelancer’s Regret Is A Boilerplate

52. The Noonification: Why Is Upwork Suspending Six-Figure Clients? (4/8/2024)

4/8/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

53. How To Find A Great Developer on Upwork

My name is Eduard and I’m the CTO at Polecat. Sometimes I help my friends to find developers on Upwork. Below, I describe how I recently searched for a React developer on Upwork.

54. 37 Stories To Learn About Freelance

Learn everything you need to know about Freelance via these 37 free HackerNoon stories.

55. 41 Stories To Learn About Upwork

Learn everything you need to know about Upwork via these 41 free HackerNoon stories.

56. The Noonification: The Planet of Dread (9/28/2022)

9/28/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

57. The HackerNoon Newsletter: How to Checkmate in SaaS with the Power of Free (10/24/2024)

10/24/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

58. The Accidental Programmer

Aspiring data scientist ends up as a full-stack developer.

59. The Noonification: How to Add a HUD to Your Flame Game (3/20/2023)

3/20/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

60. 42 Stories To Learn About Gig Economy

Learn everything you need to know about Gig Economy via these 42 free HackerNoon stories.

61. The HackerNoon Newsletter: If Youre an Amazon Ring Owner, You May Be an Accidental Spy (5/9/2025)

5/9/2025: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

62. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Top 100 Highest Paying Upwork Clients (1/6/2025)

1/6/2025: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

63. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Keeping Up with the Upwork Civil War on Reddit (2/12/2026)

2/12/2026: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

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189 Blog Posts To Learn About Trending Tech Companies

LearnRepo — Mon, 22 Jun 2026 23:01:22 +0000

Let's learn about Trending Tech Companies via these 189 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

Find out which companies are rising (and falling!) in the public consciousness based on people's consumption of tech news and HackerNoon's unique social data.

1. Elon Musk to ChatGPT: Please Stop

Elon Musk has called for an immediate pause of at least 6 months in the training of AI systems more powerful than GPT-4.

2. Nvidia Throws Gamers Under the Bus

If you ever needed proof that Nvidia is no longer the company you think it is, look no further than the company's most recent GPU Technology Conference.

3. Job Cuts in Big Tech Continue Unabated

Being in tech the past couple of years was bad enough. Working for tech in 2024 is worse still.

4. Zuckerberg Still Rich Despite Drop in Net Worth

Investors aren't too keen on Zuckerberg's new-found focus on the metaverse, even though the tech entrepreneur is betting his all on the emerging technology.

5. OpenAI Releases ChatGPT on Steroids, Heating Up AI Wars 🖥️

Bigger. Better. Beefier. That's probably the best way to categorize the latest (and greatest!) version of ChatGPT: GPT-4.

6. Microsoft Probably Doesn't Own That Much of OpenAI Anymore (And That's Ok)

Microsoft's stake is likely to have been diluted following OpenAI's October financing, bringing with it a host of advantages.

7. Is OpenAI Stealing Your Content?

The number of organizations accusing OpenAI of stealing their work continues to grow like extra patties on a burger.

8. Nvidia Just Became a Whole Lot More Valuable

Investors eagerly awaiting the company's quarterly results were not disappointed as Nvidia's sales more than doubled and its profit was up sevenfold.

9. Musk Took The Twitter Joke Too Far

Elon Musk has no one but himself to blame for the predicament he finds himself in. What could have been a joke has ended up costing the meme lord $44 billion.

10. Google is Causing the Downfall of...Google

Google finally gave the world at large the first glimpse of its chatbot Bard this past week, and.. it was bad. Really bad.

11. Someone Give Musk The Spotlight

It's clear all Musk wants is to trend over the internet, so much so that he'll say the most bizarre sh*t just to do so.

12. 1500 Employees Wrap Up Their Time with Spotify in Its Third Round of Layoffs this Year

Spotify faces its third round of layoffs, cutting 1500 employees (17% of its workforce) due to rising capital costs, despite positive Q3 results.

13. What is OpenAI Hiding?

OpenAI is rushing to build an advanced AI that can deliver advanced reasoning capabilities under a tightly-knit project code-named Strawberry.

14. The Metaverse is a Sh*tshow

Facebook parent Meta has struggled to get anyone to give a damn about its virtual worlds, despite burning billions in cash.

15. The Noonification: The Metaverse is a Sh*tshow (11/2/2022)

11/2/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

16. The Good Quarter

Everything you need to know about Amazon, Apple, Meta, Microsoft, and Tesla's Q2 2024 earnings.

17. The Billionaires F*cked Up

Zuck f*cked up, and he admitted as much when he announced that Facebook parent Meta would be reducing its headcount by 13%.

18. Nvidia Breaks Wall Street

Nvidia may have quite literally broken Wall Street with its recent earnings that propelled the company to an even higher market value.

19. Elon Musk Sets His Sights on a Different Competitor

Just recently, the world's richest man announced the launch of an AI startup called xAI.

20. Roblox in Trouble

A lawsuit filed in San Francisco accuses Roblox of enabling the sexual and financial exploitation of an underage girl by adult men.

21. Nvidia's 4070: A Dud the Company May Never Recover From 🖥️

It is a rare occurrence to see tech reviews of an Nvidia graphic card ending with a strong recommendation for an AMD GPU instead. So, what went wrong?

22. Sam Bankman-(Never Getting)Fried

There is something inherently wrong with the crypto industry, as it always seems to attract some of the most dubious personalities in the world.

23. How Could an Update Go So Wrong?

Crowdstrike deployed what should have been a regular, run-of-the mill update but ended up bring the world to a standstill instead.

24. Meta to Cut Thousands of More Jobs to Become 'Efficient'

It has been less than six months since Meta eliminated 11,000 jobs from the company, and yet, the folks at Menlo Park say they want to eliminate more.

25. Amazon Crowds AI Space With Launch of Own Product 'Bedrock'

Seemingly uncontent with its position as a trillion dollar company, Amazon decided that it too wanted a piece of the AI pie.

26. I Hate Nintendo

Nintendo has forced the creator of Yuzu and Citra to shut down its websites and pay $2.4 million because it believes emulation promotes piracy.

27. AI Turns Microsoft's Fortunes Around 💰💰💰

The Redmond, Wash.-based company gave investors a first look this past week at how well AI is helping push up its bottom line, and boy it did not disappoint.

28. Musk 'Smells' an Opportunity

Elon Musk has figured out a way to turn his followers into paying customers, and it involves selling items that capitalize on his popularity and social media.

29. Q3 Movers and Shakers

It is earnings season, which means we're going to be recapping some of the results big tech has been posting this past week.

30. How Soon Can Google Investors Make Bank?

Now that the artificial intelligence fever dream is cooling down, Wall Street wants to know how much more Google will invest in AI before it becomes profitable.

31. Microsoft Inches Closer to Buying Activision Blizzard

Microsoft finally got a break on two fronts in its quest to purchase Activision Blizzard Inc., one in the U.S. and another in the UK.

32. With News Ban, Meta Remains the Most Evil Corporation in the World

Meta refuses to lift a ban on sharing news across its platforms despite calls from the Canadian government to do so.

33. Meta is Actually Making a Twitter Clone

Meta's take on the social media platform is becoming real by the day and is already trying to woo celebrities.

34. Should You Invest in Nvidia?

Here are some of the arguments for and against investing in the company.

35. The Noonification: Tired of ChatGPT? Try These 6 Alternatives Instead (11/10/2023)

11/10/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

36. Uber Still Can't Turn a Profit

Netflix and Snapchat began informing markets of their financial performance this past week but the main draw remains to be tech titans.

37. Is This the End of Crypto? 🔥 🔥 🔥

Binance is charged with the same crimes that caused FTX's downfall.

38. You're the Product, Dummy

Instead of a bastion of creativity , knowledge , and hope , the internet is becoming increasingly concentrated and a means for tech giants to extract your data.

39. AI Is a More Urgent Threat to the World Than Climate Change 🌡️

Geoffrey Hinton, widely known as one of the "godfathers of AI", recently told Reuters that the AI threat "might end up being more urgent" than climate change.

40. OpenAI raises $300M, Now More Valuable than eBay, Roblox, & Snap

The latest round of funding values OpenAI at between $27 billion and $29 billion, more than eBay, Roblox, Snap Inc., and even Dropbox Inc.

41. Yikes! Nvidia's CEO Doesn't Care About Gamers

Jensen Huang wants to distance himself from the "silliness of gaming."

42. Et Tu, Muske?

Et Tu, Muske?

43. Zuck's Meta Ambition is Burning His Company (& Net Worth) to the Ground

Meta burned through nearly 20% of Mark Zuckerberg's net worth on VR in 2022.

44. People Still Use Facebook?

Mark Zuckerburg's appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience propelled Facebook to the top of HackerNoon's Tech Company Rankings this week.

45. Elon Musk to Launch His Own AI — Will He Run For President Next? 🏛️

Despite decrying the dangers of AI and leading a call to pause the training of AI systems, Elon Musk has decided that he too wants a piece of the AI pie.

46. Coinbase #1 for All the Wrong Reasons, Apple Becomes 'Beta'

Coinbase paused hiring earlier this month and rescinded a number of accepted offers.

47. Are You a Victim of Crypto Theft?

It is likely that at least one person reading this story has been a victim of crypto theft.

48. OpenAI Has Everything Under Control 😎

It looks like large-scale fears about the rise of artificial intelligence have reached the ears of OpenAI.

49. Elon Musk vs. Mainstream Media

What happens when the world's richest man gets caught in the crosshairs of one of the oldest and most reputable news organizations in the world? Fireworks 🎆

50. Intel Stuns Employees By Cutting Free Office Fruit (And Staff)

Intel is perhaps one of the only big tech companies that, despite following the AI fad, is losing out

51. Have U Been Pwned?

Elon Musk's social media company has suffered a data breach. The result? Nearly 200 million email addresses are now up for grabs.

52. Musk Is No Visionary: Half of Twitter Workforce Laid Off

If you ever needed more proof that the world's richest man is no visionary, look no further than the events of last week.

53. The Tech Company News Brief: It's a Bad Time to be Intel

As if the underwhelming launch of the "next generation" processors wasn't bad enough, Intel now has to contend with competitors eating at its market share.

54. Apple Reigns Supreme, More Bad News at Coinbase

Apple Reigns Supreme, More Bad News at Coinbase

55. Meet MinIO: The HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, we present our business blogging partner MinIO - a high-performance, S3 compatible object store, built for large scale AI/ML.

56. The Tech Company News Brief: Biden Asserts US's Dominance in AI

Governments around the globe sprung into action last week as they met in the UK to chart a path forward on regulating the "menace" of AI.

57. Meta's "Oops" Moment

2022 might not have been Facebook's year, yet the social media titan continues to dominate HackerNoon's Tech Company Rankings.

58. The Noonification: OpenAI is Sam Altman; Sam Altman is OpenAI (11/30/2023)

11/30/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

59. Hacks n' Stuff

There was news of a major acquisition, leaks, hacks, 'the merge', and, to top it all off, a wholesome development concerning the planet.

60. Amazon is More than Just the King of eCommerce

Amazon more than just king of eCommerce, Coinbase up two spots.

61. Meta Left with $600 Million Headache as Spanish Media Consortium Files Fresh Lawsuit

Meta's courtroom romance continues, as a group representing Spanish newspapers files a $600 million lawsuit citing unfair competition and GDPR violations.

62. EU Mixed on ChatGPT Eu

While the world at large is embracing Microsoft-backed OpenAI's marvel ChatGPT, governments in Europe have a wholly different idea.

63. Same Money, More Problems

A look at the impact of the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act on tech giants.

64. Nvidia Disappoints

Nvidia may have inadvertently given credence to reports that it is not going to ship Blackwell chips anytime soon.

65. The Tech Company News Brief: How Much Money Did Tech Companies Make Last Quarter?

It's been a busy few weeks, with each of the tech behemoths reporting their earnings for the third quarter of the year.

66. Microsoft's AI Bet Fails to Dent Google's Search Dominance

Google posted better-than-expected financial results last week — squashing fears that Microsoft's AI-powered Bing could relegate it to the No. 2 spot.

67. With New Change, 'X' Comes Into Conflict With App Store, Google Play

The world's richest man has a habit of experimenting with changes to his social media company and the latest update might be his most brazen yet.

68. Tech Giants Give Longtime Employees a Massive FU

Microsoft was the first big name to announce the layoffs this past week, noting that it would be letting go of 10,000 people in order to trim costs.

69. Disruption in the Tech Giants Musical Chairs

This week's tech rankings are a bit unusual in that we have new entrants making it to the top 5.

70. Interest in Microsoft Wanes 12% While Apple Remains Trendy AF

Interest in Microsoft Wanes 12% while Apple Remains Trendy AF

71. Meet inDrive: The HackerNoon Company of the Week

Welcome to our brand new series - The HackerNoon Company of the Week, where we feature the top tech brands from our tech company database.

72. Facebook: Now Available at an Introductory Price of $11.99

Meta announced a so-called subscription bundle that will get you the verified badge on Facebook and Instagram along with a bunch of other benefits.

73. Boomer vs. Zoomer

A video of Mark Zuckerburg trading blows with MMA fighter Khai Wu has the Boomies of the internet united.

74. Team Red vs. Team Blue

As if the console wars weren't bad enough, now PC gamers have to get into the same dilemma: go for team red or team blue.

75. Adobe and Figma Abandon $20 Billion Merger Over Regulatory Concerns

Adobe's ambitious $20 billion acquisition of Figma, its primary digital design rival, crumbles under regulatory scrutiny.

76. How Big Tech Is Encouraging Pandemic Preparedness

Experts assert it’s necessary to put more resources into pandemic preparedness. One of these experts is Bill Gates, who explains how he would take action.

77. Keep Up With Tech - Meet The Tech Company News Pages

Tech Company News Pages have been around for a while. Now with a fresh design, these pages let you browse through companies' trending interest and stock prices.

78. OpenAI Unveils "Preparedness Framework" to Address Risks of Harmful AI

OpenAI introduces a "Preparedness Framework" to mitigate the risks of harmful AI, granting the board veto power for safety decisions.

79. Homepage Has a New Baby: Trending Companies and Trending Stories

HackerNoon's devs's new feature: Trending Stories and Trending Companies on the homepage! Now everyone can scroll through the hottest ranking on the web.

80. The Most Consequential Technology Stories of 2023, According to HackerNoon Editors

For this week’s Tech Company News Brief, let’s walk through the biggest stories of the year. Hope y’all had a great start to your 2024!

81. Zuck vs. Musk: Who Will Win? 🥊 🥊 🥊

The journey of a thousand punches begins with a tweet.

82. US Government Comes After Google

Looks like monopolizing the internet search market is not without its costs.

83. Uncle Sam Threatens Nvidia’s 90% Monopoly in the Chinese AI Chip Market

Nvidia's AI hardware monopoly in China faces disruption, as U.S. export restrictions open doors for Chinese competitors.

84. Who Really Runs Twitter?

Despite having stepped down from the company, the former "Chief Twit" of Twitter continues to make decisions.

85. Zuckerberg Thinks He Can Run Twitter Better

A new report indicates that billionaire Mark Zuckerberg is planning to create a social network platform that would be similar to Twitter.

86. Nvidia's Ascent Proves AI is Where It's At 🤖

The Santa Clara, Calif.-based chip maker saw a meteoric rise in its stock price this past couple of weeks. The catalyst? Artificial intelligence.

87. Intel (No Longer) Inside, or How One CEO Messed Everything Up

Intel is either going to be bought or Pat Gelsinger will be fired, possibly both.

88. Tesla In, Twitter Out 🐤

Everyone's favorite billionaire and former "Chief Twit" of Twitter, Elon Musk, has decided to pass on the torch to someone more capable of running the company.

89. The Most Consequential Technology Stories of 2024, According to HackerNoon Editors

HackerNoon editors get together to discuss what they thought were the most important themes and news bites of 2024.

90. Artificial Intelligence: Now Coming to a Google Product Near You

Not to be outdone by Microsoft, Pichai and his team announced new capabilities designed to "one up" Microsoft and to regain its dominance in the tech industry.

91. If You Can't Beat' Em, Buy 'Em!

AMD announced the acquisition of a company called Nod.ai this past week in a move it hopes would help Team Red catch up to its competition in AI.

92. The Noonification: Have U Been Pwned? (1/12/2023)

1/12/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

93. The Hackx0rs Were Active

The internet was a flurry of activity recently involving bad actors.

94. Tesla Plans to Expand Onshore Manufacturing to Capitalize on IRA Energy Tax Credits

Leveraging advanced manufacturing production credits and consumer incentives appear to be a key element in its business strategy for the upcoming year.

95. It's a Bird... It's a Plane… Loljk It's AI Regulation ⚒️

While governments are still grappling with the implication of AI and the policies they should develop, some government agencies are already taking charge.

96. OpenAI is Sam Altman; Sam Altman is OpenAI

Sam Altman is back at OpenAIcapping what was perhaps one of the most tumultuous periods in the generative AI company's history.

97. Shut Up And Take My Money. No Thanks, Says Sony

Ghost of Tsushima's PC port has been mired in controversy after Sony decided to limit sales of the game to countries where the PlayStation Network is available.

98. Apple Bets on the Metaverse With New Headset 🤖

Called the "Vision Pro", the Cupertino, Calif.-based company plans to sell these bad boys at 3 times the price of the next most expensive headset on the market.

99. Some Tech Giants Hurt In Wake of Pelosi's Visit to Taiwan

Thousands of people from across the globe tracked Nancy Pelosi's plane ahead of its touchdown in Taiwan, making it one of the most tracked flights of all time.

100. Privacy vs. Convenience

Looks like Google has had it with lawmakers, particularly when it comes to formulating laws involving how the company collects data on teenagers and children.

101. Netflix Brings Out the Big Guns

It was a big weekend for Netflix as the live streaming platform gave subscribers a taste of what's in store for 2023 and beyond.

102. With New Product Launch, Intel Takes a Page from the Nvidia Playbook 🐒

Team Blue launched their 14 series of processors last week, and boy, where do we even begin with this one.

103. Meet Thesis*: HackerNoon Company of the Week

Thesis* is a Bitcoin-first venture studio building open-source tools for decentralization, privacy, and user sovereignty across Web3.

104. Nvidia, Artificial Intelligence, & Bitcoin Dominate Headlines in 2024

HackerNoon's Tech What the Heck special edition recapping some of the biggest tech stories of 2024.

105. Elon Musk Wants to Sell Brain Chips, But No One's Buying

Musk might not be a neurosurgeon, but it was only a matter of time before he also entered the world of healthcare.

106. The Big T

T for Trump. T for Tesla. And T for technology. And we'll add in a B for good measure.

107. Europe Pioneers AI Governance with Its AI Act

Witness the EU's historic achievement with the provisional AI Act, setting a global benchmark for AI governance that balances innovation and citizen protection.

108. New Thread, Who Dis?

Not even a week since launch and Mark Zuckerberg's Threads has given Elon Musk another reason to get into that cage match.

109. With Virgin's Collapse, Musk is Left With the Bigger Rocket 🚀

Last week, Virgin Orbit filed for bankruptcy after failing to secure key funding that would have helped it stay afloat.

110. More Than Just an OS: Microsoft Stays at #1

More Than Just an OS: Microsoft Stays at #1

111. The Noonification: Roblox in Trouble (10/11/2022)

10/11/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

112. Twitter Just Got Smaller

Twitter let go of at least 200 employees recently, leaving it with a workforce of less than 2,000.

113. Timing of TikTok's New Feature Highly Suspicious 🤔🤔🤔

It's obvious that China's TikTok really wants a piece of that sweet, sweet social media pie.

114. TikTok CEO Fails to "Tok" His Way Out of Trouble, Intensifying Calls for Ban 🕺

Calls for banning TikTok have reached critical mass, with more and more governments barring either employees or lawmakers from installing the social media app..

115. Intel Focusing on Innovation, Growing Portfolio in Face of Declining Revenues, Fierce Competition

Intel faces a number of rivals in addition to a battle to maintain its position as the largest chip maker in America by revenue.

116. With New AI Model, Meta Hopes Imperfect Hands Will be a Thing of the Past

Meta is heating up the AI arms race with the launch of a new artificial intelligence model that can help users analyze and complete unfinished images.

117. Tesla's Good Quarter

Tesla's Q3 results couldn't have come at a better time as Wall Street was becoming increasingly concerned with the company's direction.

118. How Amazon Played the Competition and Made Money While Doing So 💸💸💸

Jeff Bezos' ecommerce giant is currently in the crosshairs of the US Federal Trade Commission which alleges the tech behemoth abused its market position.

119. You Can Thank Twitter for Brazil

Elon Musk keeps trending over the internet because of his hot takes and equally hot aversion to 'wokeism'.

120. The Year of the Crypto

2024 might as well be renamed the year of the crypto now that the US Securities and Exchange Commission has opened the floodgates into crypto investment.

121. Apple to Consumers: No Money? No Problem 💸

Apple made a surprise announcement last week to enter the "buy now, pay later" industry, competing against the likes of Afterpay, Affirm, and Klarna.

122. Are The New iPhone and PS5 Pro Dead on Arrival?

Earlier this month, the world's most valuable company announced the latest iteration of its iPhone, and the reaction was largely... mixed.

123. The Tech Company News Brief: Is This the End of Facebook Ads?

Paying to turn ads off isn't something new, with Alphabet's YouTube or others like Spotify offering similar functionality for a price.

124. Here's How Your Favorite Tech Giants Did Financially This Quarter

Tech giants reported their earnings this past week and stories about these results played a role in the latest round of HackerNoon Tech Company rankings.

125. The Noonification: If You Cant Beat Em, Buy Em! (10/18/2023)

10/18/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

126. Bitcoin Just Rallied But Coinbase Employees Are Still Being Let Go

Being an employee in the tech industry became a whole lot worse this past week after Coinbase said it will be reducing its headcount by nearly 20%.

127. Can ServiceNow's Automation Challenge Salesforce's CRM Reign?

The ultimate CRM showdown! Salesforce vs. ServiceNow—who’s shaping the future of customer management? AI, automation, and strategy collide in this epic battle!

128. Intel Says Gelsinger Retired, Media Reports Say Otherwise

Gelsinger's departure may not have been as ceremonious as Intel announced.

129. Big Tech Wants to Prevent Election Fraud

The destructive potential of generative AI has big tech banding together to better help voters against AI-generated video, audio, or text during elections.

130. Intel Just Got Pounded For Not Taking AMD Seriously Enough

Team blue laid bare its earnings this past week, and the results both shocked and underwhelmed investors.

131. Apple Extends Lead Over Microsoft as World's Most Valuable Company

Silicon Valley darling Apple saw its worth increase by $100 billion this past week after it reported its earnings.

132. The Tech Company News Brief: Google Wants More of that AI Pie 🤖

It looks like Google will throw money at any company developing AI these days, perhaps in an effort to never be bamboozled by the likes of Microsoft again.

133. Indian PM Woos Tech CEOs During U.S. State Visit

The meeting was part of the Indian PM's plan to get more and more American companies investing in India.

134. Google AI Did Not Write This Headline (Though It Should Have)

Google's annual "Made by Google" had one singular focus: artificial intelligence.

135. Microsoft, Apple Trade Blows For Top Spot

What company is more valuable, Microsoft or Apple? That's the question Wall Street wants to answer entering into 2024.

136. Not. Enough. iPhones. Apple Loses Value as Sales Drop

Apple's stock took a bit of a beating because the company failed to sell as many iPhones as shareholders would have liked.

137. 4/12/22: Top 5 Trending Tech Companies: #5 Intel, #4 Apple, #3 Coinbase, #2 Amazon, and #1 Microsoft

HackerNoon's unique insights indicates that the public consciousness is aggregately eyeing #5 Intel, #4 Apple, #3 Coinbase, #2 Amazon, & #1 Microsoft this week.

138. The Noonification: Musk Took The Twitter Joke Too Far (11/22/2022)

11/22/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

139. The Tech Company News Brief: AMD is Going to be A-OK!

After months of wrangling and being relegated to second fiddle against Nvidia's might in the AI hardware space, AMD has finally offered more clarity.

140. Musk vs. Zuck — Now Coming to an 'X' Near You 🥊🥊🥊

Say what you will of Elon Musk, the world's richest man sure knows how to keep the internet entertained, especially when it concerns his rivals.

141. The Noonification: All You Need to Know About DCCPA Crypto Regulation (11/8/2022)

11/8/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

142. The 'X' Factor

Musk has decided to pull the plug on the Twitter branding and accelerate plans for the "everything app" known as X.

143. The Noonification: Why Java Is Still Popular (9/27/2022)

9/27/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

144. Is Google’s Hegemonic Long Years of Being a Search Engine Ending?

TikTok releases an ad on how to search on the app; hence, functioning seemingly to the Google search engine.

145. The Noonification: Someone Give Musk The Spotlight (11/29/2022)

11/29/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

146. The Noonification: Youre the Product, Dummy (9/13/2022)

9/13/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

147. The Noonification: The Forgotten Planet (10/5/2022)

10/5/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

148. Where to Start with the Rapid Growth of the Tech Industry?

The leading companies within the industry have announced that the growing sector of technology is only at the starting phase.

149. Apple's iPad, Services Unit Shines Amid Revenue Decline; AI Integration in Products in the Works

Q1 2023 earning results were one of the least impressive quarters for apple in recent memory. For the first time in four years, Apple's quarterly revenue fell.

150. The Noonification: Boomer vs. Zoomer (9/6/2022)

9/6/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

151. The Noonification: Amazon Crowds AI Space With Launch of Own Product Bedrock (4/20/2023)

4/20/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

152. Apple Cements Position as Most Valuable Company In the World — Again

If Apple seems unfazed by the achievement, it's probably because this isn't the first time the company has made waves for its market cap.

153. The Noonification: Musk Smells an Opportunity (10/18/2022)

10/18/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

154. What Twitter Rebranding to 'X' Can Teach Us

Elon Musk rebranding Twitter to "X" has taught us a lot about how to run or not run a business rebrand.

155. Tech Companies Show Support For Women After Roe v. Wade Overturned

American politics are making international headlines yet again with the latest on Roe v. Wade and gun rights.

156. The Noonification: Uber Still Cant Turn a Profit (10/25/2022)

10/25/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

157. Independence! And All the Tech Companies in Between

Independence! And All the Tech Companies in Between: The July 4th Edition of The Tech Company Brief by HackerNoon.

158. The Noonification: Big Tech Wants to Prevent Election Fraud (2/21/2024)

2/21/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

159. The Noonification: ChatGPT Explained in 5 Minutes (12/6/2022)

12/6/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

160. The Noonification: Microsoft, Apple Trade Blows For Top Spot (1/31/2024)

1/31/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

161. The Noonification: Job Cuts in Big Tech Continue Unabated (2/15/2024)

2/15/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

162. The Noonification: Elon Musk vs. Mainstream Media (4/18/2024)

4/18/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

163. The Noonification: Metas Oops Moment (1/4/2023)

1/4/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

164. The Noonification: Nvidia Breaks Wall Street (3/6/2024)

3/6/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

165. The Noonification: Sam Bankman-(Never Getting)Fried (4/4/2024)

4/4/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

166. The Noonification: I Hate Nintendo (3/14/2024)

3/14/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

167. The Noonification: Bitcoin and the History of Thermodynamics (2/8/2023)

2/8/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

168. US Regulators vs. Big Tech

Microsoft's Nadella was in the news on Monday after he showed up to testify against competitor Google in a landmark U.S. antitrust trial.

169. The Noonification: What is Decentralized Science (DeSci)? (2/1/2023)

2/1/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

170. The Noonification: Speaking Up in Meetings Shouldnt Be This Hard (1/5/2024)

1/5/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

171. The Noonification: The Billionaires F*cked Up (11/16/2022)

11/16/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

172. The Noonification: Is This the End of Crypto? 🔥 🔥 🔥 (6/15/2023)

6/15/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

173. The Noonification: Forbes Monetizes The Frauds They Create: Heres How (1/18/2023)

1/18/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

174. The Noonification: The Crypto Trading Writing Contest by BYDFi (11/15/2023)

11/15/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

175. The Noonification: The Hackx0rs Were Active (10/19/2023)

10/19/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

176. The Noonification: Hacks n Stuff (9/20/2022)

9/20/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

177. The Noonification: People Still Use Facebook? (8/30/2022)

8/30/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

178. The Noonification: Netflix Brings Out the Big Guns (6/22/2023)

6/22/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

179. The Noonification: Understanding the Different Kinds of Founder Madness (6/21/2023)

6/21/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

180. The Noonification: Yikes! Nvidias CEO Doesnt Care About Gamers (6/12/2024)

6/12/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

181. The Noonification: How to Attract Better Leads For Your SaaS (4/19/2023)

4/19/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

182. The Noonification: Tech Giants Give Longtime Employees a Massive FU (1/25/2023)

1/25/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

183. The Noonification: Nvidias Ascent Proves AI is Where Its At 🤖 (6/7/2023)

6/7/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

184. The Noonification: Tesla In, Twitter Out 🐤 (5/17/2023)

5/17/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

185. The Noonification: The Tech Company News Brief: Biden Asserts USs Dominance in AI (11/8/2023)

11/8/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

186. The Noonification: Microsofts AI Bet Fails to Dent Googles Search Dominance (8/4/2023)

8/4/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

187. Amazon More than Just King of eCommerce, Coinbase Doomed to Remain 'Quad'

Amazon more than just king of eCommerce, Coinbase doomed to remain 'quad.'

188. The Noonification: Fungible (6/16/2023)

6/16/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

189. The Noonification: Smoke and Mirrors in Pure UIKit (5/19/2023)

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156 Blog Posts To Learn About Time Management

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Let's learn about Time Management via these 156 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

Time is the one thing in life that you can never get back. Once it's gone, it's gone forever. In today's fast-paced world, even though it seems like we're working 24/7, are we really making the best use of our time?

1. 🚀 Boost Your Productivity as a Software Engineer 🚀

Unique tips & tricks on boosting your productivity as a Software Engineer.

2. Soft Skills Of The IT Future — What Will Set You Apart?

Do you want to learn which Soft Skills set you apart in the IT Industry of the future? Rush in a hurry to learn!

3. A Designer’s Take: Soft Skills to Level Up Your Craft

Learn how product designers can structure their workflow, reduce chaos, and stay focused with four practical techniques for managing time and priorities.

4. 5 Web Dev Tools To Improve Your Productivity

Time is always a scarce resource for developers. From aggressive deadlines, to multiple projects, to unexpected requirements, our time is constantly in demand. That's why we're always on the lookout for tools and processes that help us boost productivity. In this article, we'll look at five web development tools that might just give you that extra boost in productivity you need.

5. This 5-step Framework Helps Declutter Your Life From Areas You Need to the Most

Simplify your life with small changes to your space, time, and relationships for a lighter, focused you.

6. Summarizing Youtube Videos and News/Blog articles

I made a new app/service that lets users summarize the deluge of info that comes our way every day. Its unambiguously named MakeMySummary.

7. 5 Best Collaboration Platforms for Developers

The most effective way to maximize the productivity of your development team is to use collaboration tools. Software developers these days are not expected to work full-time without even contacting or communicating with each other for long. If there is no collaboration among the workers, your million-dollar worth of a product cannot sustain since it’s been developed in a communication-restrictive environment.

8. The Only Productivity Method You'll Ever Need Is 'Getting Things Done'

Over the years I’ve tried different methods or adapted existing ones to make the most of my working time, but each new technique reminds me of the GTD method.

9. Saying "Yes" Is Killing Your Happiness

Learn how to say “no” without guilt or burning bridges. Protect your time, energy, and priorities with these practical tips for setting boundaries that stick.

10. 5 New AI Tools That Can Help You To Be More Productive

How much of your productive time is taken away by all those meaningless news, stories and activities? Especially if you are a high performing executive or professional, how productive would you be if you weren’t distracted? We lose a lot of time on the activities that seem to be crucially important, while they are not. Although social media and numerous web-based communication platforms have definitely made communication a much less bothersome task, it is simply mind boggling to realize just how much of our time is spent on social media.

11. How Successful Managers Delegate Work Effectively

If you want something done right, you have to do it yourself, right? The perfectionist in you likes to be in control and is good at finding excuses - “Outcome won’t be as good.” “It will take me longer to assign and explain than to do it myself.” “I don’t have anyone with the right skills.” “No one in the team wants to do it anyway.”

12. The Illusion of Personal Knowledge Management

The concept of the second brain recently entered the intellectual milieu. personal knowledge management, taken to its extreme, can serve as a distraction.

13. From Leadership to Lines of Code: A Team Leader's Guide

To balance leading and coding, block time for tech tasks, prioritize, and delegate. Embrace continuous learning and personal projects to stay sharp.

14. The Importance of Employee Tracking Apps in Remote Work

Discover the importance of employee tracking apps in remote work. Learn how these tools can enhance productivity, set work standards, promote employee safety.

15. Excelling in Remote Work: Key Strategies for Software Engineers in Distributed Teams

Master remote work as a software engineer. Discover proven strategies for focus, collaboration, productivity, efficiency, and success in hybrid teams.

16. These 6 Cognitive Distortions Are Wasting Your Time

Six Cognitive Distortions that Waste Your Time

17. The Topology of Time

The concept of time is viewed from a philosophical and scientific point of view.

18. Top 16 Tips to Quickly Boost Your Productivity in 2021

These simple, easy-to-follow productivity tips will improve your output dramatically.

19. Building Mental Resilience: An Exploration of the Four Quarter Method

The Four Quarter Method: A Framework for Mental Resilience

20. Work Culture Toxicity In Tech Field

I have a confession to make: I was on Twitter over the winter holidays when I should have been spending time with my family. What was the trending topic that caught my eye, you might ask? Last minute Christmas gift ideas? Pictures of pets in Santa hats? No, but I wish I could say it was one of those things. Instead, it was about work culture toxicity in tech.

21. 3 Things That You Should Do Before Even Trying to Be Productive

Before you find the perfect productivity techniques, stop doing these simple things first.

22. How I Manage My Team So The Business Can Thrive

Managing Guidance From The Diary of an Amateur (not anymore) CEO Who Runs a Six Million Revenue BusinessWhy invent the wheel when someone has already invented a bicycle? Whether in business or any other category, learning from others’ experiences increases your chances of success along with saving you time, resources, and money.

23. Detailed PMO Time Management Guide: Practical Productivity Hacks

This is a short guide from the Head of Project Management at Techstack, detailing practical steps for managing your time effectively.

24. 5 Tips and Tricks I Use To Code 3 Times Faster

Here are my 5 tips and trick I use to code 3 times faster. Find out how you can start earning more money and save your precious time.

25. 7 Things Senior Engineers Do That Junior Engineers Don't

Not another Pomodoro article. A senior iOS engineer shares 7 career-tested habits — from managing up to showcasing work — that actually move the needle.

26. Unpopular Opinion: 10 Ways Asana Lowers your Productivity

Abhor online project management tools? They are an unrelenting aspect of remote work. Meet Slack, Asana, and WhatsApp, the three horsemen of the WFHpocalypse.

27. 22 Simple Ways to Learn Faster

I know how it feels.

28. Time Management Hacks From Clockify's Software Developers

We asked five developers from Clockify for their expert opinion on time management, and here’s what they had to say.

29. What you Need to Know About Time Estimation in Software Development

Time estimation is an important skill for software developers, a nightmare for project managers, and just as opaque for customers. Why such a situation? Let's take a look!

30. Time Blocking 101

Efficient work is not about working hard, but about being smart with our time. Time is our ultimate non-regenerable resource. Let’s spend it wisely.

31. Tennis and the Immortal Soul

How to Live on Twenty-Four Hours a Day, August 2000 by Arnold Bennett is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series.

32. Problem Solving in Software Development: Specialization Vs. Generalization

What types of issues should you really spend your time on in software development - specialized or generalized?

33. 9 Daily Habits of a Successful Engineering Leader

In this article I tell about 9 habits that can help people to become a successful engineering leader

34. Accomplish More by Doing Less with Not-To-Do Lists This Year

To-do lists are so last year. Increase your willpower and protect your brain from The Zeigarnik Effect with these personal productivity tips.

35. Working in a Company Just Isn't for Me

I respect the various reasons people pursuing a career, but I'm clearly wired for something else and will exhaust all options before I go there.

36. A developer’s tale of deadlines and fantasy time estimates

You were asked to write a program, and during the discovery phase of the discussions were asked how long it was going to take. The spotlight was on you as everyone turned to face you. On their faces you could see the real question they were asking… How long are you going to set us behind our actual target? Cause let’s face it, that is what they really want to know. How long do they have to wait before they can use and advertise that new feature to the market.

37. Become More Productive As A Developer With These Amazing VS Code Extensions

How can developers be extra productive? You’re a developer or you manage a team of developers, higher productivity can get you extra things done through ...

38. Hacking Time Management and Task Prioritization

Master time management & prioritization as a senior developer. Learn strategies like the Eisenhower Matrix, Pareto Principle & more for success.

39. The 1-3-5 Rule, Finding Growth, and Embracing Discipline

Explore the 1-3-5 Rule for productivity, find growth through challenging perspectives, and embrace discipline over motivation.

40. Daily Standup Meeting Is Wasting Your Time

Here is how I saved my team 2200 hours annually not to do it.

41. The Perfect Way to Memorize and How the Ebbinghaus Curve Relates to It

So, what's the solution in such a scenario, and how can we achieve perfect memorization under such conditions? Read more to find out,

42. A Guide to Improving Your Focus

How The One Thing Philosophy can help you to concentrate on the right things, improve your focus and really get things done at the end of the day.

43. Simple Tips to Boost Your Productivity in 2021 (Part 2)

Another ten productivity tips for programmers to help improve workflow and efficiency in 2021.

44. Killing the 7-Day Week

The 7-day week is an outdated script written by empires, factories, and schools. Here’s how killing Sundays, and the week itself, frees you.

45. You'll Never Meet Your Deadline (Unless You Fix This)

Struggling with deadlines? Discover why they fail and how to finally follow through. Join 30K+ readers mastering life with purpose no fluff, just action.

46. How Time Tracking is Reshaping the Future of Work

If you are running a business or just started your own startup, it’s important you keep an eye out on every minute detail. In case you are hiring designers, software developers, and/or a team for project management, tracking total working hours is probably what you should be doing.

47. A Guide to Practicing Self Care for Managers

Management is a tricky job. You are required to care for other people and their growth while also feeling responsible for their emotional and mental well-being.

48. How To Work Smarter With Parkinson’s Law

Parkinson’s law says that work expands to fill the time available for its completion. Work complicates to fill available time, but if you wait until the last mi

49. Fixing The Parkison's Effect: How Freelance Writers can meet up with Schedule

Parkinson’s Effect is all about an overlooked barrier to efficient time management summarised as; every task takes exactly the amount of time you devote to it.

50. How Startups Can Increase Profitability & Productivity Through Time Tracking

Have you ever wondered how time tracking can invest in your growth and raise the bar of your profitability? Investing every inch of a cent into production has always been crucial for the survival of thriving startups.

51. Navigating the Dark Corners of Non-Stop Learning

Explore the challenges professionals encounter in their quest for continuous learning.

52. Discover the Truth About Time Management

When you’re in a serious discussion with people who are beside you, make sure you turn off your cell phone.

53. How Developers Should Invest Their Time

In today’s, in the past and probably in the future world — the time is more valuable than money, and the right time waits for no one. Hence, we have to make the most out of it to succeed in life.

54. Code Smell 307 - Naive Time Assumptions and How to Fix It

Time is not absolute. Your code breaks when you treat it that way.

55. How to Overcome the Problem of Time

Whenever you say “I don’t have time,” you are sending a message about how you prioritize and organize your own life. Stop using this phrase.

56. Launching Your Own Startup? Make These Mistakes for Too Long And... Bammm!

tl;dr In this game of startups; some win, some lose.

57. Time Isn’t Found, It’s Made: Reclaim Your Day with These Tips

Uncover hidden hours, master delegation, and align tasks with your natural energy patterns. Transform time management into a fulfilling productivity tool.

58. How to Live on Twenty-Four Hours a Day, August 2000 - Table of Links

How to Live on Twenty-Four Hours a Day, August 2000 by Arnold Bennett is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series.

59. Working From Cafes Changed What I Knew About Productivity

Learn how your surroundings impact your focus and productivity. Actionable tips to create a distraction-free environment and achieve your complete potential.

60. Time Tracking Tips and Tools for Remote Employees

In the ever-evolving landscape of remote work, efficient time management becomes crucial for maintaining productivity and work-life balance.

61. You Don't Know What You're Spending Your Time On Unless You Start Tracking It

Think you know how you’re spending time? I’m not sure.
Do you often panic if you haven’t finished a task on time or just don’t have enough energy left?

62. The Building Blocks of Working Day

The story depicts an approach to make a working day of a knowledge worker humane and split it into flexible parts, allowing one to work with urgent and long-ter

63. Automating Time-Based Tasks With Python: Scheduling Functions at Flexible Intervals

Optimize workflow efficiency by scheduling Python functions to run sequentially at the nearest 15-minute intervals.

64. We Never Shall Have Any More Time

How to Live on Twenty-Four Hours a Day, August 2000 by Arnold Bennett is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series.

65. [Top 3] Time Management Habits of Highly Productive Distributed Teams

The traditional work model, 9 to 5 in an office with the whole company face to face, is going the way of the dodo bird. For a number of businesses thriving in the 21st century, that’s not necessarily a bad thing.

66. How to Stop the Meeting Madness When You Have Too Many Work Meetings

Work meetings are an obvious necessity for many reasons. However, these meetings can become overly frequent and pointless. How then can they be optimized?

67. 8 Efficient Ways to Monitor Employee Productivity

Monitoring employees’ productivity is a key to success at any company, be it a startup or a huge enterprise. CEOs and HR Managers know how important employee tracking is. Some modern technology and classic proven methods will help you keep an eye on employees’ activity. Here’s the list of the best ways to keep track of your team’s productivity.

68. On Productivity Tools And Time Management With Julien Quintard, Founder Of Routine

An interview with Julien Quintard on why he is building Routine and why productivity tools as we know it is going to change drastically in the a few quarters.

69. Market Scenarios: Bitcoin Could Reach $25,000 Soon

Travel is one of the most critical aspects of the global economy. The international community and global economy were built on the ability of people to move from place to place and access lands unknown. It is part of what makes the world what it is today.

70. 4 Calendar Techniques To Boost Your Productivity

Here are four techniques that can help your reclaim your control over your time: Time Blocking, Color-Coding, Batching, and Calendar Audits.

71. How to Plan Your Day: 5 Effective Rules for Scheduling Tasks

Today I will tell you what principles to follow when planning your day. I use these practices myself and it helped to significantly reduce the level of daily stress. I also want to note that I adhere to these rules not only at work, but also in life, and I plan my everyday activities in the same way.

72. The Desire to Exceed One’s Programme

How to Live on Twenty-Four Hours a Day, August 2000 by Arnold Bennett is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series.

73. Dangers to Avoid for the Sincere Aspirant Towards Life

How to Live on 24 Hours a Day, by Arnold Bennett is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series. Chapter XII: Dangers to Avoid

74. How to Tame the 'Monkeys' Overrunning Your Management Time!

Managers are burdened with issues that should be handled by their subordinates. How to manage those 'monkeys'?

75. 7 Soft Skills You Need for 2023 and How to Develop Them

This post will share seven soft skills programmers can develop to position them for greater success in the new year.

76. How Solopreneurs Can Master the Art of Jugglery

I’m working odd hours these days. Maybe it’s the flipside of being a solopreneur…you don’t know when the day starts and when it ends… Your day may start at 6am or 6pm, and you also work many of the hours in between.

77. How to Live on 24 Hours a Day: Preface

How to Live on 24 Hours a Day, by Arnold Bennett is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series.

78. How to Live on Twenty-Four Hours a Day, August 2000 - Table of Links

How to Live on Twenty-Four Hours a Day, August 2000 by Arnold Bennett is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series.

79. Examine the Budget of the Day’s Time

How to Live on Twenty-Four Hours a Day, August 2000 by Arnold Bennett is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series.

80. Productivity Guide: How to Be Less Busy and More Effective

In our hectic modern world, we believe that rushing from one task to the next and managing multiple priorities shows everyone that we are productive.

81. 15 Best Project Management Tools

Project management systems are supposed to make the life of teams easier and the work process faster and more efficient.

82. Use These 11 Meta-Skills to Accelerate Your Career

Zain Kahn goes over 11 meta-skills to accelerate your career. ``

83. Breaking the Procrastination Cycle: Stop Paying the Hidden Costs of Saying "Tomorrow"

We often trick ourselves into thinking procrastination is free. If you procrastinate today, you’ll wake up tomorrow as the same person, but with more stress.

84. How To Improve Your Concentration and Focus

The World is full of distractions, the more you try to ignore a string of distractions the more you find yourself tangled in those strings of distraction. We are never taught how to manage our time nor our finance. It is the thing that we have to manage or learn on our own. The truth is people actually never learn to manage their time. They just do things whatever they have or according to their priorities. But within these priorities, people tend to get lost in their thoughts, urges, or fictional societies. In between these priorities, it’s really complicated to stay focused and do things. We easily get lost and get distracted. Staying focused for a longer time is tough for your brain. Especially when you are doing intensive work or in short the thing that releases a few dopamines.

85. "Time is the Great Equaliser" Meet the Writer Andrei Rotariu AKA Crypto Fireside

Meet the founder of Crypto Fireside! In this installment of Meet the Writer series Andrei Rotariu talks about crypto and the true value of time management.

86. Improving Focus and Productivity Using the Pomodoro Technique

Have you ever gotten to the end of your day and while you've completed tasks, you don't feel you accomplished what you set out to do? Are you're working hard at a list of tasks that you're trying to finish but you're not able to give 100%? Do you have no idea where time has gone and you have nothing to showcase your work? Do you procrastinate? Do you lose time in your day scrolling social media feeds, your inbox or YouTube? There may be a solution that could help you. The Pomodoro Technique and it could transform your life.

87. 4 Productivity Hacks That Yield Quick Results

Having trouble hitting deadlines and staying focused? Well, have no fear! This article will introduce four productivity hacks that almost anyone can implement immediately and see fast results.

88. Nir Eyal Discusses Becoming 'Indistractable,' Time Management, Focus and ChatGPT

The emergence of ChatGPT has stirred major buzz around the world and massive disruptions across multiple industries.

89. Build a Second Brain and Conquer Your Cluttered Mind

Are we drowning in the chaos of too many thoughts and ideas? It seems as though our minds are constantly cluttered. How can we function regardless?

90. An Interview With Ian Sanders: Entrepreneurship, Being a Leader, and More

On today’s episode of Startups On Demand, I am joined by Ian Sanders, CEO and Co-Founder of Blue Cape, a stealth startup in the field of healthcare analytics.

91. 7 Strategies for Maximum Productivity

You are reading this because of one of two reasons. Either you want to be more productive, or you are looking for all that time that you lose during the day. You woke up early, worked all day and it still seems that your code or project did not move anywhere.

92. My 12 Best Short Productivity Tips

My best short productivity tips to achieve your goals and avoid procrastination

93. Killing Linear Time

Why “success takes time” is a lie. Kill the story of linear time and pull your future into today with physics, neuroscience, and a Double-Entry Journal.

94. Remember Human Nature

How to Live on 24 Hours a Day, by Arnold Bennett is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series. Chapter VI: Remember Human Nature

95. A Call To Action: Let's Not Waste The Opportunity Coronavirus Offers Us

Half of the world is in quarantine due to the corona-virus outbreak, and most of the people have no clue how to use this time for developing new skills.

96. 4 Tips on How to Incorporate Deep Work in Your Daily Routine

In a world, the ability to perform deep work is the most valuable skill in the 21st century, and here’s how you can apply it in your day-to-day routine.

97. Meet Grownu, Winner of the Startups of the Year 2023 in Vilnius, Lithuania

Explore Grownu's win in HackerNoon's Startups of the Year 2023 in Vilnius, Lithuania: a story of innovation, resilience, and success in the tech world.

98. This Secret Method Will Help You Become More Effective At Work

The 50/10 method is simple. It says work for fifty minutes; rest for ten minutes.

99. Side Projects: Yay or Nay?

I love to build stuff online, but do I have too many side projects?

100. Technology Was Meant to Make Work Easier, but Has it Just Made us Busier?

AI, automation, and always-on tools increase expectations, but do they truly boost productivity?

101. Renovation Management Tips to Keep Your Project on Schedule

Renovation projects have a lot of moving parts that must work simultaneously. No wonder, large projects take 20% longer to finish than scheduled and are 80% over budget. From planning to budgeting to hiring to the actual remodeling, all processes have to be coordinated for the whole project to be completed.

102. 85 Stories To Learn About Productivity Hacks

Learn everything you need to know about Productivity Hacks via these 85 free HackerNoon stories.

103. Using AI To Enhance Your Calendar And Other Productivity Hacks & Tools for Manager

Here are a few tools that help make your Google Calendar work a little harder for you! These tools use AI tech to enhance the value you get from your Calendar.

104. Bugs, Cruft, and Other Spooky Code-stuffs

Gather 'round the campfire, and let me tell you a scary story, one that you might already know from the bones. But, when added to the flesh and sinew of raw detail, you might find yourself sweating, thinking of an all-too-familiar codebase...

105. How to Measure Developer Performance (And Why You Should)

Focusing on wrong developer performance metrics can encourage bad practices. Discover key metrics to optimize workflows and team well-being.

106. Making the Leap to Solopreneur

It was a big, scary decision to make—going from a conventional 9-to-5 desk job working in operations of a small company, to launching my own digital business where I work as a content manager and writer.

107. How to Get Your Mind in Hand

How to Live on 24 Hours a Day, by Arnold Bennett is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series. Chapter VII: Controlling the Mind

108. 5 Ways to Track and Optimize Your Team's Time

Why is time management important in a team?

109. The Cause of the Troubles

How to Live on Twenty-Four Hours a Day, August 2000 by Arnold Bennett is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series.

110. The Most Productive Workers Spend 2H on Breaks Daily – That’s Equal to a 4-Day Workweek

A study found that most productive employees spend nearly 2 hours on breaks. That's equal to 4-day workweek. Can 'break culture' replace shortened workweek?

111. Master DolphinScheduler Time Parameter With These Dynamic Configuration Secrets

Struggling with ${now} vs ${_schedule_time} in Apache DolphinScheduler? Here's how you can master it

112. The Case for Less Systems

Notion + ai can turn planning into a second job. cut the museum down: a 4-layer model, a minimal stack, 3 real projects, and a self.md.

113. Getting Into a Flow State and Bringing Your A-Game

The flow state: A state of hyperfocus where you perform at an amazing level. Read about our different approaches to getting into this wellspring of focus.

114. JOMO Will Increase Your Productivity by x97

Jomo is the opposite of FOMO. And FOMO is a pandemic right now. In this article, we will give tips to enjoy JOMO.

115. Optimizing Your Bookmark Bar for Distraction-Free Work

A simple hack on your browser that can get you more focused and keep you out of web browsing rabbit holes.

116. 5 Tips To Help Your Employee Manage Their Work Effectively

"Clients do not come first. Employees come first. If you take care of your employees, they will take care of the clients and your business." – Richard Branson

117. Encourage your employees to submit a timesheet for increased productivity

Filling in and submit timesheets are tedious. Today there are timeless software and tools that capture all employee activities.

118. How to Get 80% of Your Work Done in the First 2 Hours

As soon as you wake up your brain is much more receptive to what you watch and listen to.

119. Simple Advice on How To Complete That Never Ending Task

Faced with a mind numbing, insurmountable challenge, you stare at
your screen, thinking of all the hours that are about to slip by you as
you chip away at the never ending task you’ve been set.

120. Project Management Mastery: 3 Tips for The Well Rounded Developer

As a developer, you need to do more than ship code: you must deliver consistently, on time, and keep people updated. Check out these 3 project management tips.

121. Asynchronous Communications Can Help Reclaim Lost Time

Have you ever felt like having done nothing after a full day of work? Do you find yourself going away from the office so you can finally get things done? Good news: you’re not alone. Bad news: this may be linked to how you communicate at work!

122. 7 Challenges to a Remote Work Economy and How to Deal with Them

Remote work is not something new that has surfaced in recent times. But With the COVID-19 pandemic – It has become much more relevant and necessary to the global workforce eyeing for revival.

123. How To Actually Get Things Done

A few tips on how to stop wasting time and be more productive.

124. Does Canva Hurt or Help Graphic Designers? Hacker Noon on Design

Do time-saving apps like Canva help or hinder freelancers and digital creatives? Tell us what you think in a Tweet!

125. Conquer Work With The "One Channel" Method

Tom works in the estimating department of a mid-sized plumbing contractor. As he walks in the door Tuesday morning, he gets hit with the following:

126. Cut Out the Fat of Your Device: Why You Should Adopt Intermittent Phone Fasting

Exploring the reasons why fasting from technology (limiting its use to periods of time in the day) can improve your productivity and overall quality of life.

127. Best Practices for Accurate Time Tracking in 2020

At first glance, tracking employee time seems pretty straightforward. Your employees simply denote the hours they were at work on a timesheet, or punch a time clock and turn their time cards in at the end of the week or month. What could go wrong?

128. How To Be More Productive with Pomodoro Technique and Google Calendar

I devised a few ways to keep track of my time and to maintain focus during the “new-normal” (as they say) WFH days . Thought maybe it might be useful

129. I've been waking up earlier for a year now—can highly recommend

I’ve been living in Montréal for almost two years now. I’m currently going in vacation in France to see friends and family, for the fifth time in these two years. Montréal is not that far from France. You take off on the evening, and you arrive early on the morning. (Short night though.) For the return it’s even shorter: you land only a couple hours after taking off, thanks to the time shift.

130. 20 Amazingly Simple Ways To Be More Productive And GTD

From the desk of a brilliant weirdo #1:

131. 5 Tricks To Get Better At Coding

Coding is hard! As time passed, I improved my skills and learned some tricks that made me better at coding!

132. Working in Agile Environments: The Sprint is Not Just About You

The depths of agile sprints, teamwork, and challenges in software development: the sprint is more than you think.

133. AI Replaced My Job… So I Let It Manage My Schedule Too

AI replaced my job — so I let it take over my schedule too. Here's what happened when I gave control of my day to artificial intelligence.

134. Code Faster: 12 VS Code Shortcuts

Here are 12 VS code shortcuts to help code faster.

135. In Lockdown? Here's how to kill your time in times of Covid Crises?

In the event when Corona virus caused great disruption in the whole world, and people are compelled to stay at home, many people are also falling prone to mental illness like depression and anxiety.

136. Effective Time-Saving Advice for Small Businesses

An increase in productivity will almost always translate to an increase in revenue for the organization. These tips can help your business save time.

137. How To Become A Productive And Thriving Professional: 5 Ways To Master Time Management

Time management does not mean managing time, rather it means managing yourself. Well, we have a 24 hours time span every day, but how we will use the time depends entirely on us. Time management can help you to use the time precisely and handle your work within your assigned
time. You need to plan the work first, then track and manage your work.

138. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Is It Still a Good Idea To Invest in Bitcoin? (2/3/2025)

2/3/2025: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

139. NFX's Gigi Levy-Weiss Talks About Startup Speed, Time Management Tips and Developing a Laser Focus

Every entrepreneur knows that speed is key to a startup’s success.

140. Cerebral Seduction: How To Stop Flirting With New Ideas

Tired of chasing shiny ideas? Commit. Ditch conventional advice and embrace your weird*ss self to start actually doing things.

141. It Turns Out I Didn’t Have a Productivity Problem: I Had a Transition Problem Instead

Revolutionary procrastination insight for adults with ADHD

142. Tips To Supercharge Your Productivity As A Developer

I gave a talk about this topic a couple of months ago at forloop Summit Lagos, Nigeria. I decided to write a blog post out of it so here it goes.

143. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Grand Central Dispatch, Once and for All (3/16/2025)

3/16/2025: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

144. Top 5 Tips That Will Help You Succeed In Remote Sales Through Video Meetings

Working as a salesperson has gotten pretty difficult – especially this year. Many have had to stay home, use video conferencing platforms, and making video calls to engage with prospects.

145. What Being an Army Ranger Taught Me About Being a Project Manager

The leadership I’ve learned through life could be summed up and put on the front of a t-shirt, “95% of the leadership skills I learned, I learned in the Army.” If that saying isn't already a thing: ™️. Though I left the U.S. Army a little over 20 years ago, I still stand by that statement.

146. 3 Techy Tips for Organizing Your Calendar for Improved Efficiency

Decide what’s most important to you and how to spend more time on the things that matter most.

147. How to Optimize Your Remote Workforce Using Big Data Analytics

Optimizing your remote workforce can easily be done using the help of big data analytics, as it can easily point towards time management issues and overwork.

148. How I Find Order in Everyday Chaos

Tips for improving your productivity amidst even the most chaotic days.

149. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Saying Yes Is Killing Your Happiness (1/10/2025)

1/10/2025: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

150. Remote Work, Different Timezones, and Bear Chronotypes

In 9 to 5 office jobs, most meetings are scheduled mid-morning, which is the most productive time for Bears, effectively reducing peak performance time by half.

151. How to Find the Right Online Time Clock for Construction Businesses

Every year in the United States,construction spending goes up. Is your business ready for these increased costs? As your schedule continues to fill up, you'll need to focus on growing your business as opposed to managing day-to-day tasks, especially if some of these daily tasks can be automated.

152. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Killing the 7-Day Week (9/27/2025)

9/27/2025: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

153. Time Management or Customer Value: What Comes First to Startups?

Think of a startup as a plane that is flying from New York to Los Angeles. After 6.5 long hours of flying across the states, this plane will have to land. At this point, there are two outcomes:

154. Unpopular Opinion: 10 Ways Asana Lowers your Productivity

Whether you loathe online project management tools a little or a lot, they are an unrelenting feature of remote work. Slack, Asana, WhatsApp (and/or Telegram) a

155. How and Why Makers Should Set a Deadline They Can't Extend

Hi, makers:)

156. Time, Values, & Getting S**t Done

If you’ve spent any time reading The Oatmeal, chances are good that you’ve met The Blerch.

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202 Blog Posts To Learn About Tech Twitter Thread

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Let's learn about Tech Twitter Thread via these 202 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

A tech Twitter thread is a series of connected tweets used by professionals to share detailed insights, tutorials, or deep dives into technical topics. This format facilitates knowledge sharing and community engagement within the tech ecosystem.

1. How to Earn $25-45/Hour By Helping to Train AI Models

Scale AI needs your help training AI models.

2. The Ten Most Impressive One Person Companies

Aleksandr Volodarsky discusses 1-person companies.

3. 11 Business Ideas That Could Become a Reality With ChatGPT

Founder of Makerpad, Ben Tossell, goes over potential business ideas that could come true with ChatGPT.

4. Instagram Is Dead: Here's Why

Santiago explains why Instagram is dead.

5. GPT-4 Has Been Unleashed on the World - Here's What It's Doing So Far

Alex documents how people are using GPT-4.

6. A Deep Dive Into How Many GPUs It Takes to Run ChatGPT

Tom Goldstein goes over how many GPUs it will take to run ChatGPT.

7. 10 Money Lessons I Wish I Knew When I Was 25

Andrew Lokenauth goes over money lessons that everyone in their 20s should know about.

8. The 10 Best Subreddits to Learn and Educate Yourself

Brett Adcock goes over the 10 best subreddits to further your education and knowledge.

9. Stop Using ChatGPT: Google Bard is Better

In ChatGPT, you would have to write a prompt for variations of one content but in Bard you can get 3 different drafts in one place ready to use.

10. This Conversation Changed My Life

Sahil Bloom details a conversation that changed his life.

11. Is PornHub's Acquisition a Scam?

Evan Armstrong contemplates whether the PornHub acquisition is a scam.

12. U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Breaks Down the FTX Timeline

U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez goes over the FTX timeline.

13. The Man Who Made $50 Million By Selling the Same App Twice

Luke Sophinos tells the story of Nikita Bier.

14. What Really Happened When Elon Musk Joined That Twitter Space

Judd Legum, a writer and journalist, breaks down what really happened when Elon Musk joined that Twitter Space.

15. A MidJourney - Camera Lens Experiment: The Results

I experimented with 30 camera lenses so you don't have to. I put the lenses up against the "photo" prompt in MJ.

16. Suhail Doshi Pivots MightyApp Startup Into PlaygroundAI

We have about 50% of all money raised left. Enough to do another Mighty. And I’ll give it my all again because what else would I do anyway?

17. Use This 7-Step McKinsey Framework to Solve Any Problem

Julia MacDonald, a Fractional Growth Executive, breaks down a 7-step framework to solve any problem.

18. Will ChatGPT Change Coding Interviews Forever?

Sergio Pereira talks about ChatGPT and how it could affect coding interviews.

19. DALL-E 2 vs Midjourney vs Stable Diffusion: Battle of the Gods

Fabian Steltzer compares DALL-E 2, Midjourney, and Stable Diffusion.

20. 5 GitHub Repositories That Will Change Your Life

Pratham Kumar goes over 5 GitHub Repositories that will make your life easier.

21. Check Out All the Cool Stuff You Can Do With ChatGPT

Ben Tossell goes over exciting examples of ChatGPT.

22. Wordle: A Deeper Analysis

Paul Haahr discusses Wordle and how it works.

23. The Secret to Learning: How to Learn 10 Times Faster

Dan Koe unveils the secret to learning quicker.

24. Why You Should Use Deep Learning - A Thread

Rich Harang explains why you should use deep learning.

25. Midjourney Tutorials: A Thread

Nick St. Pierre makes a compilation of their Midjourney tutorials.

26. Dan Koe: My Creator Business Has Generated $1.7m in Revenue - 5 Thing That I Learned

In the last 365 days, my creator business has generated $1.7m in revenue.
These are the top 5 insights I've collected:

27. Internet Archive's "Silent Killer"

A thread by Jason Scott detailing the "silent killer".

28. Here's Why Google Sheets is a Powerful Tool for Trading and Investing

Google Sheet is a powerful tool, but most people don’t know how to use it for TRADING and INVESTING purposes.

29. Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao Sets the Record Straight

Changpeng Zhao, CEO of Binance, discusses FTX and SBF.

30. The 16 Best Reading Lists: An Essential Guide

Dsz goes over 16 of the best reading lists.

31. AutoGPTs Could Potentially Transform Businesses Forever: What You Need to Know

Nathan Lands explains what AutoGPTs are and why they could potentially transform businesses.

32. What Happened When I Hired an Accenture Exec as a Startup CEO

Levi James discusses what happened when they hired an Accenture Executive as a CEO for one of his companies.

33. How to Monetize and Make Money With AI on YouTube

I'm getting questions about how to monetize and make money with AI - whether with images you generate or otherwise, so here's the first installation...

34. I Hosted an AI-Generated Dinner Party: Here's What Happened

Sean Linehan describes their AI-generated dinner party.

35. Why Coinbase Choosing Ethereum Is a Huge Deal

Ryan Adams details why Coinbase choosing Ethereum is a big deal.

36. The Pirate Bay Is Still Alive: Words From One of the Co-Founders

Peter Kolmisoppi explains why The Pirate Bay is still alive and some websites aren't.

37. 10 Websites That You Should Know About

Gurwinder goes over 10 little-known websites.

38. Meet the Man Who Has Bought Over 500 Companies

Luke Sophinos tells the story of Mark Leonard.

39. 10 Tips to Get the Most out of ChatGPT

Rob Lennon goes over 10 tips to help you improve your ChatGPT experience.

40. The Origin Story of WhatsApp

Brandon Arvanaghi details the origin story of Whatsapp.

41. Bootstrapping vs. Venture Capital: The Pros and Cons

This thread explores both sides, the pros and cons, and what it takes to make either path a success.

42. Dan Go: The 3-Minute Neck Drill That Will Change Your Life

This 3-minute neck drill will change your life

43. Dan Abramov Says Goodbye to Meta

Dan Abramov announces that he's leaving Meta.

44. ChatGPT Can't Replace Google: Here's Why

Margaret Mitchell goes over why ChatGPT can't replace Google.

45. How ChatGPT Is Changing the Game

Microsoft principal research engineer Shital Shah gives example on how ChatGPT is changing the world.

46. How to Become an Excel Pro: 10 Best Tips

Antonio Reza gives you the best Excel tips to become a verified pro.

47. A Deep Dive on OpenAI's Foundry

Nathan Labenz goes over OpenAI's Foundry.

48. 12 Tools to Create a More Engaging Presentation

Harsh Makadia goes over 12 tools to improve your presentations.

49. A Professional Sports Gambler Used Analytics to Turn a $700,000 Loan Into More Than $300 Million

Matthew Benham graduated from the world-renowned University of Oxford in 1989 with a degree in Physics.

50. Naval Ravikant's 10 Entrepreneur Rules for Success

He credits 10 rules for his success. Here’re his ideas on building wealth while being happy:

51. How to Connect With Your Remote Team

Nathan Barry goes over ways you can connect with your remote team.

52. Sam Blond: Here's How Brex Ran the Most Successful Billboard Campaign in History

Here's How Brex Ran the Most Successful Billboard Campaign in History...

53. What Happened With SBF & FTX?: A Useful Guide if You're Confused

Punk6529 breaks down what happened with SBF and FTX for anyone not in the loop.

54. The Most Reliable Path to Building a $100,000,000 Company

Adam Lawrence describes how to mold a $100,000,000 company.

55. Nathan Baugh: 10 Psychology Tricks to Improve Your Storytelling Ability

Nathan Baugh goes over 10 Psychology tricks to improve your storytelling ability.

56. The 10 Best Google Chrome Extensions to Help You Expand Your Knowledge

Ben Meer shows 10 Google Chrome extensions to help you expand your knowledge.

57. Steve Jobs said: The most powerful person in the world is the storyteller

A study from Princeton shows the same parts of the brain light up in both the speaker and the listener of a story.

58. The Fastest Way to Become A Professional Data Analyst

Sharyph, a tech writer, goes over how to become a professional data analyst.

59. Stop Treating Your Team Like Children

Patrick Campbell goes over why you shouldn't treat your team like children.

60. Learn Tech Jargon: Here Are 24 Terms You Should Know

Misha Da Vinci goes over 24 tech terms to make you smarter.

61. Justin Welsh: How My Little One-Person Business Crossed $4M in Revenue

Justin Welsh discusses how his one-person business crossed $4 million in revenue.

62. How to Get a Tweet Retweeted: Examining the Most Popular Tweets

Trevor McKendrick goes over what gets a Tweet retweeted.

63. Twitter Takes a Loan at ≈ $8B Valuation, Reports The Cynic Formerly Known as MilwaukeeBonds

Twitter senior secured bank loans- the top of the capital stack- at $0.60 implies that Twitter- for which @elonmusk paid $44 billion- is now worth less than $8B

64. Learn About the History of Tesla

Jon Erlichman goes over the history of Tesla.

65. Train a Chatbot on an Entire YouTube Channel for Free!

Introducing YouTube-to-chatbot — train a chatbot on an ENTIRE YouTube channel 💬

66. Here’s What You Need to Know About How Instagram Works

Adam Mosseri (Instagram CEO) just explained exactly how the Instagram algorithm works, and how they rank content in stories, feed, reels & explore.

67. 8 Marketing Lessons From Steve Jobs

Matt Gray goes over 8 Steve Jobs marketing lessons.

68. How Difficult Is It to Cancel a Subscription From The Economist?

Levelsio details their experience trying to cancel a subscription from The Economist.

69. Codie Sanchez: How to Raise a $15M Series A to Chase After a $15 Billion Market

Codie Sanchez explains how a company raised a $15m Series A to chase after a $15 BILLION market.

70. How to Build a Great Team

Marc Randolph goes over the importance of building a great team.

71. The Simplest Guide of What Happened With SBF That You Will Ever Come Across

Compound248 gives the people a simple description of what happened with SBF.

72. Zain Kahn: Here's How to Boost Your Productivity Using ChatGPT

10 advanced ChatGPT prompts to boost your productivity

73. 10 ChatGPT Prompts to Accelerate Your Learning

The AI Reality gives 10 ChatGPT Prompts to accelerate your learning.

74. Generated Maps - My Favorite Map Generators and Their Aesthetics

Grinbalt talks about map generators and his favorite maps.

75. Dickie Bush: My Experience Joining a $68,000 Mastermind

Dickie Bush describes his experience joining a $68,000 Mastermind.

76. Antonio Reza's Top 10 Secrets to Mastering Sheets Like a Pro

I've created hundreds of financial models in Google Sheets using SQL and AI to help the company sell billions of dollars.

77. Only 3% of the World Has Figured Out Their Reason for Being

Matt Schnuck explains why only 3% of the world has figured out their reason for being.

78. The Parable of the Farmer and the Horse: A Short Story That Will Make You Rethink Everything

Sahil Bloom tells the story of the Farmer and the Horse.

79. A Roadmap to Mastering Python

I have been coding in Python for 8 years now. ⏳Here's a roadmap to Master Python!

80. The Role of AI in Web3 Marketing

Web3 marketers are already leveraging generative AI to create a new standard for marketing strategies in the decentralized web.

81. Big Tech Companies are Killing Kubernetes: Here's How

Noah Kantrowitz explains how big tech companies are killing Kubernetes.

82. 14 APIs You Should Try Making JavaScript Projects With

14 𝗔𝗣𝗜𝘀 You Should Try Making JavaScript Projects With 🚀

83. Nathan Lands: 13 Mind-Blowing Examples of Code Interpreter's Power

Code Interpreter, however, is set to revolutionize data science. And it actually works.

84. Scaling a Startup: What You Need to Know

Brian Bourque gives advice on scaling a startup.

85. The 10 Best GitHub Repositories for Data Science Learners

Sharyph goes over 10 great GitHub Repositories for Data Science Learners.

86. Early GitHub Revenue: Year 1 (Almost $1M), Year 2 ($3M) and Year 3 ($9M)

A lot of the purpose behind GitHub Desktop was to make it so those recommendations could turn into active users a lot faster.

87. Scott Galloway: We're Falling For This Again - CEOs and Regulation

We're falling for this (shit), again.

88. How Problematic Is ChatGPT's Censorship?

Kevin Fischer explains ChatGPT's censorship and how it's problematic.

89. What's Going on With Star Citizen?

Derek Smart goes over what's happening with Star Citizen.

90. Freedom to Transact - Why It's an Important Right

Punk goes over why the freedom to transact is so important.

91. I'm a Lawyer and I Use ChatGPT Daily

Eric Pacifici explains how he as a lawyer uses ChatGPT.

92. Ledger Recover: What Is It and How Does It Work?

Last night Ledger accidentally leaked some info on their new recovery subscription service, and today they revealed the details.

93. What's the Difference Between an Overhyped Startup and a Valuable Business?

Garry Tan explains the difference between a startup that will fail vs a business that will thrive.

94. See Dogs as Humans Thanks to Midjourney

AK shares a thread of dogs as humans.

95. Is Binance Under Attack?

Cillionaire goes over whether Binance is under attack.

96. A Response to Chamath Palihapitiya and His Annual Letter

Christopher Bloomstran responds to Chamath Palihapitiya and his annual letter.

97. Elon Musk Joins George Hotz's Twitter Space - Everything That Happened

Ashlee Vance documents what happened after Elon Musk joined George Hotz's Twitter space.

98. Kevin Van Gundy Announces He's Stepping Down as COO of Vercel

Kevin Van Gundy announces he's leaving Vercel.

99. The 90s Were a Crazy Time

Celso Martinho explains why the 90s were a crazy time.

100. The Power of Open Source and Learning

Mehul Patel goes over the power of open source.

101. Alex Brogan: How to Master Difficult Conversations

Difficult conversations are a necessary evil.

102. CEO of Lattice: First-Time Founder Misconceptions

Jack Altman, CEO of Lattice, goes over first-time founder misconceptions.

103. The Shining: The Extraordinary Story Behind the Movie

Kubrick completely ignored it, though and called King’s screenwriting, “weak”.

104. Pharell Williams: His Entrepreneurial Success and How He Does It

Pharrell is one of the greatest artists of our generation. But he's also a relentless entrepreneur.

105. Is There a Major Global Collapse On the Horizon?

Kim Dotcom ponders whether a major global collapse is coming soon.

106. Spotify Offered Me Hundreds of Millions for My Company - I Said No

Nathan Barry describes the time Spotify offered him hundreds of millions of dollars for his company.

107. Radiologists Won't Be Losing Their Jobs to AI Anytime Soon

I obtained one of the first FDA approvals in ML + radiology and it informs much of how I think about AI systems and their impact on the world.

108. The Ad Professor: "The 10 Most Creative Ads I've Collected This Week"

The Ad Professor goes over 10 creative ads.

109. Andrew Wilkinson: Lessons Learned Based on the Last 20 Years of Running Tiny

Here's a big list of things that don't seem to work, based on the last 20 years of running Tiny:

110. 12 Podcasts to Make You Think Like the Top 0.01%

12 Podcasts to make you think like the top 0.01%

111. DunYan: Understanding Inheritance in JavaScript

Inheritance is a mechanism in JavaScript that allows an object to inherit properties and methods from another object.

112. Use These 11 Meta-Skills to Accelerate Your Career

Zain Kahn goes over 11 meta-skills to accelerate your career. ``

113. The Best Thing You Will See Today: Animals Interrupting Photographers

Joaquim Campa creates a thread of animals interrupting photographers.

114. What it’s Really Like to Be Elon Musk’s Neighbor

Rachel Monroe describes what it's like to be neighbors with Elon Musk's SpaceX.

115. 12 Habits to Change Your Life

Codie Sanchez details 12 habits to change your life.

116. The Landscape of Open-Source LLMs is Expanding Fast

LLaMA is a state-of-the-art LLM designed for research and addressed the need for more accessible platforms.

117. A Deeper Look at Facebook's PR Strategy

Gideon Lichfield takes a deeper look at Facebook's PR strategy.

118. This DAO Voted to Refund an Investor: Here's What Happened

Tim Connors discusses the fact that a DAO is going to refund an investor.

119. How AI Is Going to Change the Music Industry

Dr. Jim Fan goes over how AI will change the music industry.

120. Richard Stallman: Everything You Need to Know About Him

Sarah Mei goes over Richard Stallman.

121. I Owe OpenAI $5,000 Dollars and Might Lose Access to My Main Tool of Work

This is the story of how I, a PhD student, owe @OpenAI $5,000 dollars and might lose access to my main tool of work.

122. What Data Scientists Don't Know...

Paige Bailey goes over things data scientists aren't taught.

123. Alexandria: Project Tenet - The Community Project to Embed All Human Belief

Will Depue discusses Alexandria: Project Tenet

124. Moritz Kremb: How to Create Designs for Free Using AI

Companies are paying $10k+ for graphic designs.

125. Behind The Google and Facebook Collusion - A Thread

Patrick McGee describes the collusion between Google and Facebook.

126. Model Stacking in AI: What It Is and Why It's Important

Jay Hack goes over model stacking and its importance.

127. Is SVB's Failure the Beginning of a Domino Effect?

Andrew Lokenauth discusses how SVB's failure will cause a domino effect.

128. My $1M Investment Journey

In the last 9 months, I’ve invested $1M into tech that supports Main Street businesses. Here are some of my favorites:

129. The Rise and Fall of Celsius

Celsius is one of the largest centralized gateways to crypto. As of today, it appears insolvent, and it's taking the whole crypto market with it.

130. The Gambler's Ruin Explained

10-K Diver explains the gambler's ruin.

131. A Beginner's Guide Into Open-Source Research

Bellingcat creates a useful thread to help people learn more about open-source research.

132. Dealing With ICANN: My Experience

Peter Sunde Kolmisoppi talks about his experience dealing with ICANN.

133. Putting Historical Dates in Perspective: 8 Surprising Facts

Trung Phan goes over 8 history facts.

134. Hank Green: Explaining the Biggest Science News of the Year

Hank Green breaks down some of the biggest science news of the decade.

135. 5 Ways to Avoid Spending Unnecessary Money on Lawyers

Aleksandr Volodarsky gives you tips on how to not spend a ton of money on lawyers.

136. Examples of Weird Infrastructure Tests: A Thread

Kane shows examples of the weirdest infrastructure tests.

137. Founding Developer of WordPress: I Just Paid for Twitter Blue - Here's Why

I believe in collegially supporting competitors. We're fellow travelers and it's not zero-sum.

138. The Key to Succeeding With Founder-Led Sales

Sam Blond discusses founder-led sales.

139. 300 Million Jobs Could Potentially Be Lost to Automation

Alex Banks talks about the potential 300 million jobs that could be lost to automation.

140. The New Web3 Domain Is .Art - It's Also a Web2 Domain

The new Web3 domain is .ART. And it’s also a Web2 domain.

141. Behind the Incredible Soundtracks of Hans Zimmer and Christopher Nolan

Christopher Nolan and Hans Zimmer have collaborated on some of the most iconic film soundtracks.

142. What Is ChatGPT? Cutting Through the Fluff

ChatGPT is a chatbot, a computer program with which you can have a conversation like you would with a human.

143. SMART Goal-Setting: The Technique to Achieve All Your Goals in 2023

Harsh Makadia explains how to achieve your goals in 2023.

144. The Tweet Bankruptcy-splaining Thread by Scam Bankman Fraud

Real what former FTX CEO Sam Bankman Fried is saying about allegedly defrauding millions of retail cryptocurrency investors.

145. Will ChatGPT Do to Google What Google Did to The Yellow Pages?

Joe Speiser goes over ChatGPT and if it will take over Google's use.

146. Less Than 1% of People Are Ready for the Future

The METAVERSE will become fundamental to everyday existence.

147. Chase Dimond: 10 Proven Frameworks to Write High-Converting Copy

Here are (another) 10 proven frameworks to write high-converting copy (with examples).

148. Uber's Stock Price Has Fallen Despite Increased Revenue

Deedy describes how Uber's stock price has fallen despite increased revenue.

149. A Wes Anderson Tale of ATP Tennis Stars

This is what ATP Tennis stars would look like if Wes Anderson chose their attire and setting.

150. Examples of AI in the Wild

Spotted: AI in the wild 🐆

151. Notion: Beyond Note-Taking - Unveiling 8 Templates That Showcase Its Versatility

Pascio goes over 8 Notion templates that you should be using.

152. The Dumbest Thing We Do as Startup Founders

The dumbest thing we do as startup founders is to not share equity with one another.

153. The Reason Why People FUD About Binance

Changpeng Zhao discusses why people may feel apprehensive toward Binance.

154. Forward Research Introduces the Universal Data License: A Framework for Content Monetization

Forward Research introduces the beta release of the Universal Data License (UDL).

155. Did Political Candidates Use Psychological Tricks in Their Emails?

Arvind Narayanan discusses whether or not political candidates use psychological tricks in their e-mails to supporters.

156. What's the Difference Between 51% Democracy and 100% Democracy?

Balaji goes over the differences between 51% democracy and 100% democracy.

157. My Experience Using Adobe Photoshop's New Generative AI

158. What Are the Threats That Twitter Is Facing?

Read what a site reliability engineer has to say about Twitter's future.

159. Potion - a SaaS Startup - Got Acquired! Here's the Story

Potion is a website builder that allows you to easily turn Notion pages into a fast, SEO optimized website.

160. How Drupal Influenced My Open-Source Philosophy

Jeff Geerling describes how Drupal influenced his open-source philosophy.

161. Osaretin Victor Asemota: What You Need to Know About Buying or Selling an African Startup

I have had a merger offer and an acquisition offer in the past.

162. Trying to Sign Up for a GCP Account: My Experience

Gareth Dwyer explains what it was like to try to sign up for a GCP account.

163. Everything You Need to Know About This Year's World Economic Forum

Mario Nawfal goes over the World Economic Forum.

164. What's Going to Happen in the Aftermath of the SVB Situation

Brad Hargreaves details what's going to happen in the aftermath of the SVB situation.

165. What Will the Future Really Be Like?

Samo Burja goes over how the future will be.

166. Is WhatsApp Getting Ready to Introduce Subscriptions?

DieKoll goes over why WhatsApp may be introducing subscriptions in the near future.

167. My Experience With a Global News Organization and a Trillion-Dollar Corporation

Julian Gough recounts their experience dealing with big organizations.

168. These Religious Institutions Are Worth Billions

Aleksandr Volodarsky details religious institutes that are worth billions.

169. I Had an Interview With Elizabeth Holmes in 2017: Here's the Story

In 2017, I interviewed with Elizabeth Holmes to be Head of Finance at Theranos.

170. Everything You Need to Know About Regular Expressions in JavaScript

Regular expressions can be a bit tricky to master, but they can be incredibly useful for working with text in JavaScript.

171. A Step-By-Step Guide to Reflect on 2022: The Most Powerful Journaling Exercise

Kieran Drew goes over how to reflect on 2022.

172. How to Explain ZK Proofs to Someone New

a16z Crypto explains ZK Rollups.

173. An Open Letter to Talisman Users: An Honest Update on our Open-Source Journey

I want to address the status of Talisman’s efforts to go open-source as I’ve dun goofed a number of times and over-represented how fast this would happen.

174. A Statement From Hayden Adams - The Inventor of Uniswap

Hayden Adams on Uniswap.

175. A Timeline of Software Products: From 1977 to Today

Aakash Gupta creates a timeline of software products.

176. What's In a Name?

Vanessa Pappas goes over the importance of a name.

177. 7 Ideas to Get the Most Out of Conferences

Nathan Barry goes over 7 ways to get the most out of conferences.

178. DHH Exposes AppleCard's Sexist Bias

I’m surprised that they even let her apply for a card without the signed approval of her spouse? I mean, can you really trust women with a credit card these day

179. Justin Welsh Explains the 30-30-30 Method: How to Make More Money by Talking to Your Customers

What is the 30-30-30 Method? A simple framework to make sure you're working on 3 specific levers that will deepen your knowledge of customer pain and problems.

180. Everything You Need to Know About the Silicon Valley Bank/FDIC Issue

Domalewski breaks down the Silicon Valley Bank/FDIC Issue.

181. From Dystopian Fears to Newfound Appreciation: Our Journey With Worldcoin

Worldcoin is quite likely the single most misunderstood project in all of crypto (and that’s saying something).

182. Kieran Drew: 10 Incredible Lessons I Learned After I Broke My Neck

12 years ago, I broke my neck. Then doctors found a brain tumor at the base of my skull. And my spine bent by over 56 degrees. It was the best time of my life.

183. Cold E-mailing: The Wonders It Could Do for You

Aleksandr Volodarsky goes over the benefits of cold e-mailing.

184. OpenAI and Microsoft Are Being Sued in California: Here's Why

Carissa Véliz goes over why OpenAI and Microsoft are being sued.

185. A Quick Crash Course on Crypto Economics

Economic inequality is on the rise around the world. But the growth of crypto economy will be a major reset to wealth distribution.

186. The BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Application Was Refiled: What You Need to Know

Nasdaq, the renowned exchange, has just refiled its application to list the highly anticipated BlackRock #Bitcoin ETF.

187. SVB Doesn't Deserve a Bailout: Here's Why

Alf goes into why SVB doesn't deserve a bailout.

188. 15 Common Landing Page Mistakes and How to Fix Them

Olly goes over 15 common landing page mistakes and how to fix them.

189. Here's What Happened During Sam Altman's First Congressional Hearing on Artificial Intelligence

Here’s what happened during OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s first congressional hearing on artificial intelligence.

190. The Implications of SVB Are Still Being Felt

Anand Sanwal describes how the implications of SVB are still being felt.

191. Beauty Has Been Destroyed by Usability

The Cultural Tutor describes how beauty is being destroyed by usability.

192. I Witnessed a Smash and Grab: Here's What Happened

A San Francisco firefighter describes a smash and grab he saw.

193. Personal AI Models: A Glimpse Into the Future

It’s about to get even crazier with PERSONAL AI models. Here’s a glimpse into the future where everyone has their own AI model:

194. Matt Huang, Co-founder of Paradigm, Confirms That Paradigm Is Dedicated to Crypto

Matt Huang assures people that Paradigm is committed to crypto.

195. Here's Why 70% of Americans Are Overweight or Obese

Sollozzo goes over why 70% of Americans are overweight.

196. Sega Enters the Web3 World

Sega announces its first blockchain game!

197. How Stripe Crushed Our Small Biz and Shattered Trust

Stripe just shut down a small biz we own and said they "may give our money back in 30 days." Criminal.

198. 6 Examples of Higher-Level Skills to Grow as a Designer

No designer was ever promoted for knowing every Figma trick.

199. Responding to Balajis

Demetri Kofinas responds to Balajis.

200. This Is How Old These Billionaires Where When They Earned Their First Billion

Andrew Lokenauth details when these billionaires earned their first billion.

201. A Quick Crash Course on Crypto Economics

Economic inequality is on the rise around the world. But the growth of crypto economy will be a major reset to wealth distribution.

202. Justin Bons: How L2s Became the Greatest Source of Corruption

Scaling a blockchain exclusively through L2s is a terrible idea; as it comes with horrible UX & trust trade-offs; pushing people into centralization

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127 Blog Posts To Learn About Tech Jobs

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Let's learn about Tech Jobs via these 127 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

Tech jobs are roles within the technology sector, encompassing a wide range of positions from software development to cybersecurity. They are crucial drivers of innovation and economic growth, shaping the future of industries globally.

1. Top 10 Job Boards Where You Can Find Your Next Software Engineering Job

I’ve compiled just a few of the best places for you to look for new job openings.

2. 9 Best Machine Learning, AI, and Data Science Internships in 2022

Here are the Top 9 ML, AI, and Data Science Internships to consider for 2022 if you want to get into any of these very lucrative fields in computer science.

3. Is Cyber Security Hard? How to Find Your Way in

Cybersecurity is a broad, changing, challenging and complex field. To get into it, go beyond application forms with the tips described here.

4. What Exactly is a Tech Job?

Any job that deals within the tech ecosystem and requires some basic knowledge and understanding of technology is a tech job.

5. Can You Get A Developer Job With HTML And CSS Only?

When I was just learning web development and only knew HTML and CSS, I wasn’t applying for any job, because most of the people told me that you can’t get a developer job with just HTML and CSS. In this article, I’ll analyze that a little bit better and maybe try to prove it wrong.

6. Looking for a Tech Internship? Try This List of Online Resources

I’ve been managing interns for more than a year now. This is my personal collection of resources for students seeking internships in 2019.

7. How AI’s Bias Problem Can Affect Your Next Job Application

AI bias in recruitment is a growing concern for tech job seekers. Despite its potential for automating HR tasks, AI can perpetuate biases.

8. 5 Types of Developers in High Demand in 2021

Golang engineers, AI engineers, and mobile app developers are expected to be in high demand throughout 2021.

9. [My Learnings] From Writing My First Line of Code to a $226K Job Offer in 8 Months

I got offers from Google, Lyft, Yelp, cloud unicorn Rubrik, IBM Artificial Intelligence, and JP Morgan Chase. My story may help you in your job search

10. HackerNoon & Jobbio's Amply Network Introduce a Job Board Exclusive for Tech Folks

Hackernoon has partnered with Jobbio's Amply network to launch a specialized jobs board exclusively curated for the IT community.

11. How To Become a Senior Developer: Thinking one Level Ahead

The skills needed to get a promotion are quite different from those you need to land a job. Promotions require a different approach to your skills, value, and relationships in your organization. How does one strike a careful balance between passion, ambition, and talent that is needed to get your next promotion?

12. Algorithms and Data Structures

Well, this is where you are separated by the ones who are good or excellent software developers. In this case, I will tell you that at the beginning or at least in my case and I know that most of the time and for most people who I know, you will feel like an incompetent or an idiot. Basically, how is it possible that I cannot understand this and then you get frustrated.

13. Being Confident and Humble Will Help You do Better in Coding Interviews

While the hard skills you’ll need to be able to solve technical interview problems are necessary, it’s also critically important to work on your soft skills.

14. Top 15 AI Companies Hiring in 2023 – By Salary Range

What are the top AI companies to work for in 2023? Compare startup and enterprise jobs, salaries, PTO, remote work, benefits, and work-life balance.

15. 17 Highest-Paying Cities in the San Francisco Bay Area for Software Engineers

A list with 17 of the highest paying cities for Software Engineers in the San Francisco Bay Area. Curate by reports from the verified professionals at Blind.

16. How to Get a Job in Tech: Time to Bust Some Myths

I initially wanted to be a literary translator. A career choice far away from tech industry. However, a side gig during my studies brought me to freelance writing, one thing lead to another, and here I am.

17. How to Find a Job or Internship in Tech With These 9 GitHub Repositories (2025 Guide)📚🔥

Explore 9 GitHub repos for 2025 tech jobs and internships, ideal for students and professionals seeking amazing career opportunities.

18. 5 Key Jobs Of The Future You Can Apply For Now

AI may be changing the future of work but there are plenty of jobs and careers in demand. Discover five of those now.

19. 5 Upwork Alternative Websites for Freelancers

20. Real-Life Stories About AI Taking Human Jobs

We have been lied to when told that AI will not take away our jobs. Real life testimonies and experiments prove that AI tools have been robbing humans of jobs

21. Top 10 Interview Questions on Spring Boot

In this article, we will discuss some important 10 interview questions in Spring Boot. These the entire question is trending with building strong java career in the job market.

22. FAQs For a Software Engineering Hiring Manager - Part 5 of 5: On Managers, Growth & Progression

With over 10 years of experience as a hiring manager for software engineers, I've compiled a list of the many recurring questions I've received from job seekers

23. Career Ladder for Women in Tech: Latest Trends and Research

Have your efforts as a woman in tech garnered heightened respect in a male-dominated field? Get to know more about the 2023 career ladder for women in tech here

24. What Will the Jobs of the Future Look Like?

A look at what the jobs of the future will look like

25. 5 Useful Tips from My Amazon SDE II Interview Experience

Amazon SDEII coding and system design interview experience from initial recruiter call to online assessment and onsite rounds.

26. How to Land a Tech Job in a Post-Layoff Market

Navigating 2024’s tech layoffs can be tough. Understanding why they are happening is a crucial step to embrace the changing landscape and land a new job.

27. Ageism in Tech: How It Feels To Be The Oldest in the Room

The phone interview started with the founder explaining the format, followed by the standard “tell me about yourself.” Before the interview, I had done research to know he wasn’t yet 30. It seemed to be his first startup and publicly available information about this venture was minimal. I was excited that I got the phone interview because I knew my previous marketing experience was a perfect fit. I kept my story short by including only relevant startup marketing projects.

28. AWS Career Paths: Top 5 Jobs You Can Get With an AWS Certification

AWS certification has been rated as one of the most valuable IT certifications globally. One of the key reasons behind this is the huge popularity of AWS systems, and its wide prevalence in the cloud industry.

29. Laid-Off Techies: Where Are You Going?

The short answer, however, is that America's tech workers are still here. They're just working in different industries and looking to diversify their careers.

30. Common MS Excel Questions to Help you Excel in a Data Analyst Job Interview

EXCEL Interview Questions for Data Analysts

31. 77% Of Hiring Managers Say Job Hopping Is A Red Flag

It’s estimated that millennials average two years and nine months in a role and Gen Xers average five years and two months.

32. Unlocking Opportunities: The Power of Part-Time Work with JobSparkle

JobSparkle is the go-to platform for finding part-time jobs in the Netherlands.

33. The Story of How I Almost Became a Developer

The story of how I almost became a developer. Featuring confusion, frustration! Triumph! Coming soon to Netfli.... just kidding.

34. How to Use Retention as a Hiring Metric

We believe there is one number that is the ultimate measure of how good you are at hiring: employee retention.

35. This One CV Mistake Made Me Invisible to Hiring Algorithms

Redesigned CV boosted job interview rate from 2% to 20%. Learn the 5 resume fixes that beat ATS filters and actually get you hired.

36. Applying for Research Internships at IITs, IIMs, NITs, and Foreign Universities

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37. What Does a Blockchain Engineer Do

Given the vast potential of blockchain technology, it's no surprise that there is high demand for workers with blockchain engineering skills.

38. The Power of Tech Communities

And how it led me to a Software Engineering job at one of India’s largest online grocery company.

39. How to Ace Your Interview Assignment to Land Your Next Front-end Job

Let’s have a quick look at how to make your next front-end interview assignment look as good as possible.

40. How Much Java Do You Need to Master Before They'll Hire You?

Let’s talk about job hunting in programming. It’s no secret that software development is one of the most promising fields out there — yet, as hundreds of developers learn the language, it’s easy to feel insecure about job prospects.

41. 5 tips to get a (tech) job abroad

Want to move your tech career abroad? We have 5 simple tips that will help you land your dream job faster, so let’s just dive in.

42. Popular Web3 Recruiter Owen Healy Shares His Insights Into The Blockchain Job Market

Owen Healy, the founder of Owen Healy Blockchain Talent and a leading pioneer in blockchain recruitment, sits down to discuss web3 recruitment and its challenge

43. The Comedian’s Last Act: A Satire About Tech Jobs and Layoffs

A satire about tech jobs and layoffs - The protagonist is visited by Death after losing their job and is informed that they are being "fired" from life.

44. Interview Questions That Suck - "What's Your Current Salary?"

Asking for your current salary is not a legitimate question and should be treated as such.

45. I Got a Job as a Developer at 16, and You Can Too

This is my story about how I got a job as a web developer at 16 using reddit while having 0 experience

46. FAQs For a Software Engineering Hiring Manager - Part 2 of 5: Companies & Interviews

With over 10 years of experience as a hiring manager for software engineers, I've compiled a list of the many recurring questions I've received from job seekers

47. Code Isn't the Only Solution; and 8 Other Dev Lessons, 7 Years Later

I'm working as a software developer for 7 years. You can read my background and how I got into the industry here. There are a few things I wish I learned earlier. Knowing these in advance would have made my job a lot easier. Some of this might sound pretty obvious, but not for me. If you're in the early stages of your career, doing a few of this will make you stand out.

48. Watch This Before Pursuing a Ph.D. in Machine Learning

Pursuing a Ph.D. in machine learning can be a great way to break into the field and achieve specific research goals, but there might be a better option.

49. 22 Jobs That AI Will Create (That No One’s Talking About)

Discover 22 new AI jobs of the future—roles in trust, integration, and taste that humans will own as AI transforms the workforce. Future-proof your career.

50. AI-Related Entry-level Roles Offer 128% Higher Salaries

51. No, AI Will Not Be Replacing Tech Jobs

ChatGPT and artificial intelligence (AI) will not replace tech workers due to its limitations and the increasing reliance on digital systems and processes.

52. How to Find Jobs in the Web3 Industry

No experience with coding? No problem. There’s lots of room in web3. Here's a few tips for job searching in the space.

53. Tempted by a Tech Job With Unlimited PTO? Read the Fine Print First

Discover the reality behind unlimited PTO policies in tech companies, including the hidden challenges, cultural conflicts, and management nuances.

54. Switching Jobs in Tech Industry: 6 Key Lessons I've Learned

Switching jobs in the tech industry can be an interesting adventure. Learning how to navigate the onboarding at a new company while keeping your health in check

55. Almost Half of Workers Are 'Polyworking' or Have a Side Hustle

Tech workers with more than one job are becoming the norm - but is this trend set to continue?

56. An In-Depth Guide to Crack Any SEO Interview in 2020

So, you have just finished your SEO Training from a well-known institute and are about to give your first interview. But HANG ON! Are you sure you are well prepared for what's coming?

57. What is Data Science like at NVIDIA?

What is it like to work in big companies like NVIDIA, and how to get there?

58. Your Job Through the Lens of Artificial Intelligence

Over the past few months, journalists have been raving about AI-generated art.

59. What Are The Best Paying Jobs in Tech in 2022?

The tech industry has been expanding extensively in the last few decades, creating many opportunities for tech talent.

60. My Six Month Job Search - The Lessons I Learned

Despite a lot of privilege, it took me six months of solid searching to find my next gig. This is my story

61. Looking to Get Hired? Here’s What You Need to Do to Land the Right Job

With the uncertainty in the economy, many companies have not only announced a hiring freeze but are also downsizing their entire divisions.

62. How to Keep Earning a Salary While Transitioning Into a Role as a Product Manager

How to switch successfully to a role in product management.

63. Hey Tech Workers! Companies Are Hiring Again: The 10 Best Cities to Find Tech Jobs

In a recent turn of events, some big-tech companies, and startups are looking to fill open positions, calling on previous employees to return...

64. How I Got My First 10 Customers for NextLevelJobs.eu (And the Tech Behind It)

Discover how I built NextLevelJobs.eu, a job board focused on high-paying EU tech jobs, using Golang for web scraping and Remix.run for a fast, SEO-friendly fro

65. The Rational Software Engineer: How to Find a Dream Job

Rational Software Engineer: How to Find a Dream Job covers how to go through the job search process and identify whether a company is a good place to work.

66. FAQs For a Software Engineering Hiring Manager - Part 4 of 5: Applying & Job Hunting

With over 10 years of experience as a hiring manager for software engineers, I've compiled a list of the many recurring questions I've received from job seekers

67. Top 10 IT Certifications That Get You The Highest-Paying Jobs in 2021

Let’s discuss the Top 10 IT Certifications in 2021 that offer high-paying jobs including ITIL, CISSP, The AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Cert, and more

68. 5 Simple Job Interview Tips

Disclaimer: this reflects my personal opinions, not those of my employer.

69. AI Eliminates 77,999 Jobs Across 342 Tech Company Layoffs In 2025 Alone

AI is eliminating jobs with 342 tech-company layoffs and 77,999 people impacted so far in 2025.

70. A Short History of Graphic Design Jobs

Graphic Designers and Artists are in high demand, but with advancements in software and the growth of the internet some fear that these jobs will die off.

71. How to Work in Tech Without Technical Experience

Learn what are the best entry level IT jobs. I describe briefly what QA engineer, product owner, scrum master, UX/UI designer, CSM and technical writer do. It's

72. Everybody Hates Marketers in the Tech World

After a few months, I realized I was making more money than I did as a lawyer.

73. Team Red: Long Lost Contact

Linus Chen is a research scientist who was given an opportunity to interview for a Volga during a global pandemic, the largest e-commerce company.

74. Does Your Boss Regret Asking You to Come Back to the Office?

80% of business leaders are now admitting that hastily issuing return to office (RTO) orders wasn’t their best decision.

75. 81 Stories To Learn About Job Search

Learn everything you need to know about Job Search via these 81 free HackerNoon stories.

76. A Day in the Life of a Security Operations Center Analyst and How to Get Such a Job

The security operation center analyst, often called the SOC analyst, is a lesser-known profession in IT.

77. How to Nail Your Product Manager Interview in the IT Sector

This article provides 12 mistakes every PM should avoid during the job interview.

78. Your Complete Guide to Getting A Job On Blockchain

Blockchain Gaming is One of the Best Methods of Self Employment on Blockchain for People who Don't want A Skill Focused Job AND want to Have Fun while Earning.

79. Why is There Not Enough Software Engineers?

“The tech industry is thriving. It’s expanding almost three times faster than the rest of the UK economy and it’s nearly worth £184bn.”

80. Reflecting on Five Years of Remote Work at NoDesk

This past July, NoDesk turned five. As part of this milestone, I want to reflect on how and why NoDesk came to be, what’s changed over the years, and talk about what’s next as we all look towards the future of work.

81. How to Hold on to Critical Knowledge When Employees Leave

If you do a good job as a leader, the people you mentor will eventually outgrow their original roles. Some will rise within their departments; others will go on to lead new teams. Many will go on to work for other businesses.

82. Few Hacks For Your Next Tech Resume

Here's every mistake (or advice) I can think of when building your resume based on my humble experience reviewing more than 500 resumes as Head of Engineering at a tech company.

83. Tips and Insights From a Successful SDE-2 Application: Microsoft Engineer Interview (Offer 2024)

Surabhi Gupta shares her journey to secure a position at Microsoft after spending over four fulfilling years at a startup.

84. The Best Way to Find Software Developer Jobs in Switzerland

If you want to find a job in Switzerland - This step by step guide tells you: how to find job, what is important when applying and what are the formalities!

85. Tech Jobs Are Among The Best Paying Jobs In 2021

Tech jobs have gained an increasingly important status in the modern world. See what type of jobs are among the best paying ones.

86. I Went From 166 Rejections to an Offer—Here Are The 5 Rules That Worked For Me

A few months back, I sent out 166 applications, pouring my heart into each one, hoping for a breakthrough. But the reality was harsh.

87. How to Make Your Social Media Bio Catchy and Memorable With ChatGPT

Practical ChatGPT input for a comprehensive professional bio

88. 3 Ways to Win the Negotiation for What You Want From Your Next Job

If you are tech worker right now, you are in demand. If you are considering moving on to another position, you are going to want to prepare. Of course, you need to burnish your resume and reach out to your LinkedIn network for endorsements. Such things are a given, but if you really want to be a TOUGH negotiator, then certain things must be so. Get your ducks in a row.

89. AI Isn't Here to Steal Your Job, Techies—Proven Points to Understand

Find how AI complements tech jobs by enhancing productivity, creating new roles, and empowering creativity. Learn why AI is an ally, not a threat.

90. 300 Million Jobs Could Potentially Be Lost to Automation

Alex Banks talks about the potential 300 million jobs that could be lost to automation.

91. AI's Impact on Jobs: Automation, Upskilling, and New Opportunities

Artificial intelligence is expected to create 20–50 million new jobs globally by 2030. The new jobs will be in a range of industries, including healthcare...

92. The Tech Job Market 2020: Can You Still Hit Your Engineering Hiring Goals?

COVID 19’s impact in the tech sector highlights its importance in today’s circumstances, increased demand for consumer solutions, need for extra support and security, and clamor for more online services.

93. Will the Programmers of Tomorrow Resemble the Lawyers of Today?

Now the title may sound a little bit confusing. What does law have to do with programming? How can these two drastically different professions find anything in common in the future?

94. 20 Ways to Stand Out in a Hiring Process (That Doesn’t Involve Your Resume)

20 ways to stand out in a hiring process that don’t involve your resume.

95. How to Prepare Yourself (and your CV) for Remote Tech Opportunities

Do you want to find remote work in tech? Find out the most essential tips, tools and resources to help you prepare yourself and your CV for tech roles.

96. Ask for a Signing Bonus, Baby!

You are in demand. You have a good paying job right now. Why should you move? Yes, there are lots of reasons, especially in tech to move on to the next job. However, you are under no great economic pressure to do so.

97. Landing a Job at Tesla Using Facebook Ads

Step by step guide how to stand out of the crowd landing a job with Facebook ads

98. My Top Tip to Avoid Being Ghosted During Your Job Hunt in 2025

Learn about ghost jobs and valid offers in 2025's job market. Ilia shares LinkedIn tips, why ghosting happens, and how to apply fast to land interviews.

99. Mobile App Development Jobs Trending in 2019

Motorola cut the cord when it placed the first handheld mobile phone call over 40 years ago. Ever since, the race for smarter mobile development lives on.

100. How To Nail Your Next Remote Job Interview

Let's face it, there's a lot that could go wrong in a remote interview. The technical glitches alone could change the whole tone.

101. From Discrimination to Empowerment: Women's Journeys in Tech

Despite the difficulties they encounter, women have made important contributions to the technology sector.

102. How to Choose the Best Resume Template to Land Your Dream Tech Job

Struggling to decide to find a suitable resume template? Follow this easy guide to pick the best option and create a beautiful resume for your dream tech job.

103. Remember When Tech Had Great Job Security? I Don't

Like any industry, jobs in tech have their highs and lows. Don't confuse today's temporary challenges for something more permanent.

104. I almost quit my job until I learned from these mistakes.

Have you ever been frustrated and felt like quitting? Well, wanting to quit one's job is normal, but little did I know. These are my biggest mistakes & lessons.

105. Tips and Stories on Getting into Tech with No IT Background

Are you passionate about technology?

106. This Job Training Program Is Helping People With Autism Fight Cybercrime

For the better part of a year, the 25-year-old wouldn’t respond when spoken to, his father said, and his blue, wide-set eyes revealed little cognition.

107. Life after the Pandemic: IT Outsourcing Trends in 2020

108. How I got Interviewed by Fiverr Without Sending a Resume

If you are passionate about the Tech sector you have probably dreamed at least once of being a Googler, of being part of the team that will launch the next iPhone or working on the next feature of an app with millions of users.

109. Tech Workers Need More Than the Average U.S. Salary And This Is Why

And according to recent data compiled by Indeed, job seekers are 75% more likely to apply for a job that displays salary information over those that don’t.

110. 83 Stories To Learn About Tech Jobs

Learn everything you need to know about Tech Jobs via these 83 free HackerNoon stories.

111. From Happy Hours to Team Size: What Does Tech Talent Actually Care About?

Growing a happy, productive tech team (and one that sticks around longer than a year or two) is a balancing act. Because money isn’t always a sole motivator for employees, rising startups and big-name brands are reeling in candidates with value-driven company cultures and incentivizing perks, such as the freedom to work from home, readily available cold (or craft) brew on tap or, in the case of Dallas-based Southwest Airlines, unlimited flights.

112. Job Listed As In-Office? You Might Be Able To Go Remote

Despite the chatter about RTO (return to office) it's still possible to take a job that's listed as in-office and negotiate it as a remote position.

113. How To Recruit Great Scrum Masters

Finding a Scrum Master is simple and complex. There are plenty of people out there who call themselves “Scrum Masters”, but how do you know if the person you are hiring really is a great Scrum Master?

114. Tips for Engineering Graduates

Mechanical Engineering Graduates, here are some tips to kick-start your career. Because we know how difficult and challenging it is in this domain, with so many unanswered questions, especially for beginners.

115. Jobs Ahoy! Level up Your Tech Career With HackerNoon

HackerNoon is now making it easier than ever to find your dream job, right from within our website. Read on to find out more.

116. Your CV Is Full of Mistakes—Here's How to Spot Them

The article highlights 3 common CV mistakes: rating skill levels, including personal info, and using text blocks. Get practical fixes to improve your CV.

117. What Do You Prefer: Fully Remote, Hybrid, or Fully In-Office?

40% of HackerNoon voters prefer fully remote, while 30% prefer a hybrid situation.

118. Why Should You, in Fact, Become a Software Developer

There are a million and two reasons why you should study computer programming but let’s break it down into four simple ones.

119. Tips to Develop a Lucrative Career in Virtual Reality Industry

We are witnessing a situation in which most businesses are looking to find ways to survive amidst the corona pandemic. However, the current scenario has opened up new opportunities for tech companies that are operating in the Virtual Reality (VR) field. For instance, tourism and property businesses are looking to leverage the potential of the VR technology to sustain their growth during the ongoing challenging times.

120. The Job Market Is Broken - But That's Not The Whole Story

Struggling in the job market? Stop complaining and start winning! Learn how students and laid-off pros can stand out with proactive steps, CV tips, and LinkedIn

121. AI Isn't Just Replacing Jobs. It's Creating Opportunity.

AI isn't just taking jobs - it's creating new ones. Adapt or get left behind. Here's how to seize the wave and turn it into opportunity.

122. There's a Job for Every Tech Stack — So Pick the One That You Like

Ah, the age-old question: which tech stack should I learn?

123. How Important is a College Degree if You Want a Job in Tech?

Recently, I’ve seen people discuss on Twitter about whether a college degree is required to get into a tech job and if having one gives you any competitive advantage over the self-taught ones. I believe I can add a cent or two to that discussion. I am going to tell my story and experience so it might encourage others.

124. Courier is Building a Healthy, Inclusive Work Culture to Attract Top Talent

How do you fairly compensate your employees for a job well done?

125. What To Do If You Don’t Have a Summer Internship

If you prefer to follow along via my YouTube video, you can watch it here!

126. Are Video Resumes a Good Idea for Fresh Graduates?

Most recent college graduates struggle to land interviews, let alone job offers. Sadly, it is difficult to gain experience if no one is willing to give you a chance to work. The challenge lies in landing as many interviews as possible.

127. How To Onboard New Staff Effectively In The Post-Pandemic Workplace

What will be the safest way to onboard new employees after the pandemic is over, and in what will be a blended work environment?

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Let's learn about Tech Companies via these 500 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

Explore the latest innovations, strategies, and stories behind industry leaders and disruptors.

1. Lumoz: Pioneering Blockchain Scalability With OP Stack and ZK Innovation

This article highlights Lumoz’s breakthrough in integrating OP Stack with ZK Proof, boosting performance and security.

2. Top 30 Business Intelligence Consulting Companies

In the information age, data is a vital source for everything: from housekeeping to business management, people need to stay tuned in order to survive. But the tricky thing is that the amount of data available both offline and online is so huge it cannot be traced manually anymore, and it continues to grow. According to Raconteur, each day we publish 500 million tweets, send 294 billion emails, and make five billion search requests. The amount of data generated daily is expected to reach 463 exabytes by 2025. The numbers are mind-blowing, and the first question to arise is: how do we process all this data?

3. Pump.fun - 2024's New Memecoin Playground

Pump.fun: Instantly tradeable memecoins without seed liquidity. Solana and Blast integration. $5.2M revenue in 38 days.

4. Ockam and Redpanda Team Up: Launching the World's First Zero-Trust Streaming Data Platform

Ockam teamed up with Redpanda to launch Redpanda Connect with Ockam: the first zero-trust streaming data platform.

5. Building a Unicorn: The inDrive Tech Journey from Local Startup to Global Phenomenon

Michil Androsov shares an insider's perspective on how a simple idea from the depths of Siberia grew into a global ride-hailing phenomenon.

6. Salesforce Bought Slack - WTF?!

Microsoft is just too big to fail - no matter what they do. Slack was just too small to succeed - no matter how much they tried.

7. Meet Bitrix24: Seamless Automation for Business Success

By automating processes and incorporating robotic workflows, Bitrix24 empowers organizations to function with unprecedented efficiency and agility.

8. The Benefits of Having a Tech Company News Page on HackerNoon

Learn the benefits of creating a Tech Company News Page on HackerNoon!

9. MetaverseSG's $3M Acquisition by V3V Ventures Reshapes Crypto News Future

The digital art and blockchain space is witnessing a thrilling development as prominent crypto news site MetaverseSG reveals its acquisition

10. Lumoz Successfully Concludes Strategic Round - Registration of Decentralized Nodes Will be Opened

Lumoz, the modular compute layer and ZK-RaaS platform, officially announced the completion of a new strategic funding round.

11. New Feature Alert: 2000+ Tech Company News Pages on Hacker Noon

Hacker Noon published 913 tech companies' news pages for visitors to stay up-to-date with company information and their stories around the web.

12. A List of Businesses Giving Away Free Stuff in Response To Covid-19

Coronavirus doesn’t just pose a threat to human health it also poses threat to the economy. It is especially hard for small companies to survive, to manage work from home flow and security.

13. Uncheck AI Review: Can This AI Humanizer Truly Deliver Undetectable AI Content?

Is Uncheck AI a reliable AI humanizer? In this review, we will explore all you need to know about this tool and even conduct a quick test.

14. Discover Tech Companies via The Tech Company Brief

HackerNoon introduces The Tech Company Brief, a free and timely data driven insight into which tech companies are rising & falling in the public consciousness.

15. Asset Chain Launches Incentivized Testnet: Powering the Tokenized Global Economy

Asset Chain Incentivized Testnet is Live for Public. Join early to be part of the mobile first public blockchain tokenizing global economy on-chain

16. Meet AWS: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features Amazon Web Services (AWS), the world's most comprehensive cloud platform, delivering IT infrastructure since 2006.

17. Meet IONOS: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features IONOS - the largest web hosting and cloud company in Europe

18. Xircus: The No-Code Revolution in Web3 - The HackerNoon Startup Awards

Meet Xircus, a no-code Web3 infrastructure platform, spotlighted at the Hackernoon Startup Awards. It allows to build dApps without a single line of code.

19. Meet ScyllaDB: HackerNoon Company of the Week

Meet ScyllaDB, the high-performance NoSQL database delivering predictable millisecond latencies for Discord and hundreds more.

20. DOE vs. Github: A Brave New World of Software Piracy

Navigate the legal battle between DOE and Github, on copyright infringement and open source licenses, through this HackerNoon Legal PDF feature.

21. Meet Beldex: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon spotlights Beldex—a privacy-first blockchain ecosystem enabling anonymous transactions, encrypted messaging, and decentralized networking.

22. Vanar L1 Blockchain Introduces Its Testnet Vanguard: Here's Why This Is an Exciting Development

In an exciting development for the blockchain and entertainment industries, Vanar has officially announced the launch of its much-anticipated testnet, Vanguard.

23. Crypto Investors Sacking BlockDAG As Presale Crosses $3.5M Mark Amid Flare And AVAX Price

Learn how crypto investors are rapidly sacking BlockDAG Presale as Flare and AValanche (AVAX) price moves.

24. Legal Issues Surrounding Copilot's Use of Training Data

Delve into the legal controversy surrounding GitHub and OpenAI's Copilot, as allegations of copyright infringement, fair use, and DMCA violations emerge.

25. How Apple Became A Trillion Dollar Company

Apple, today, is worth $2.74 trillion, with its relentless rally putting $ 3 trillion in view. But how did the trillion-dollar company become so successful?

26. Open the Doors to the Metaverse With Lado Okhotnikov's Meta Force and Royalty NFT

Meta Force and Lado Okhotnikov are scaling the Metaverse and giving away Royalty NFT bonuses.

27. McLovin' the Ice Cream Hack: Kytch vs. McDonald's in the Digital Age

Kytch, a small tech company, has taken on fast-food giant McDonald's over the operation of the latter's notoriously unreliable ice cream machines.

28. The History Between IBM and Microsoft

United States Of America. v. Microsoft Corporation Court Filing by Thomas Penfield Jackson, November 5, 1999 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

29. PassMe.ai Review: Is This AI Stealth Writer Worth It?

Is PassMe.ai an effective AI humanizer? In this review, we will look into what PassMe.ai can do and whether it can make AI content undetectable enough to beat A

30. Copyright Issues in Github Copilot

Explore the copyright concerns surrounding GitHub Copilot's use of copyrighted code from educational materials.

31. Meet Ola.cv: HackerNoon Company of the Week

Ola.cv is the official registry for the .CV domain, helping individuals to build next-gen professional links and profiles to enhance their digital presence.

32. Meet Notion: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon spotlights Notion, the workspace where teams can manage projects, share docs, and organize knowledge all in one place.

33. Meet Cwallet: HackerNoon Company of the Week

HackerNoon features Cwallet, as company of the week.

34. Israel is Swiftly Becoming the World’s Leading AI Hub as Investments Continue to Surge in 2022

Israeli startups embrace AI across multiple industries with great success – meanwhile investment in these companies exceeded $25 billion in 2021 alone.

35. Tad AI Review: Make High-Quality, Royalty-Free Music with AI

Tad AI is a state-of-the-art AI music generator for making royalty-free music with ease. Find out how good it is and all it can do in our Tad AI review.

36. Why IT Companies Should Do Content Mapping

IT companies can and do generate huge quantities of content. It can be a crucial marketing tool, but only if it helps them achieve broader business goals, like driving high-quality traffic to their website, getting more leads, and increasing customer loyalty.

37. Pet Tech is Getting Crazy!

Explore the wild world of Pet Tech: from DogTV to wearables and automated care. Dive into the future of pet care and the tech transforming our furry friends' li

38. The Power State of Dark Data.

Have you ever heard of “Dark Data”?

39. Startups of the Year 2023: BlueCloud - What The Global Digital Transformation Company Has to Offer

BlueCloud is a global digital transformation company delivering best-of-breed cloud data and analytics services to partner clients.

40. Meet Bright Data: HackerNoon Company of the Week

Meet Bright Data - one of the largest data collection platform on the planet internet having more than 15,000 customers worldwide

41. This Is Who Is Switching Careers and Breaking Into the Tech Industry

Ever found yourself daydreaming of another career? Whether it’s to find fulfilling work, earn a higher salary, solve bigger challenges or all of the above, more people than you might expect turn those dreams into reality. In fact, in a recent survey by Indeed.com, 49% of employees told us they’d made a total career change. And the tech industry is no exception.

42. Work Culture Toxicity In Tech Field

43. A New Chapter in Crypto Governance: CAGA Crypto’s Integration Into Centralized Exchanges

CAGA Crypto (CAGA), a pioneering force in the realm of decentralized governance and crypto innovation, is proud to announce its landmark integration

44. World of Dypians Reaches New Prestige Level by Making Binance’s Latest Industry Report

World of Dypians (WOD) - a unique, groundbreaking MMORPG, has been featured in the latest Binance report, “Navigating Crypto: Industry Map."

45. Leading KOLs Web3 Marketing Agencies For Crypto Projects

Choosing the right crypto marketing agency is crucial, as not all web3 agencies deliver the same level of quality, despite offering similar crypto services.

46. Meet Oxylabs: HackerNoon Company of the Week

Meet Oxylabs, a business intelligence software company and HackerNoon's Company of the Week.

47. Top 10 Companies For Developers To Work Remote in 2022 (Ranked and Reviewed)

Finding a remote job as a developer can be tricky. You want to work for a company that recognizes the value of remote workers, and you want to be sure that the

48. How Axon Body-Worn Cameras Prevented These Men From Going to Prison

Explore the impact of Axon body-worn cameras in exposing police misconduct and aiding justice in the story of Nick Patterson's peaceful protest

49. The Waku Network: Scaling P2P, Privacy-Focused Communications

The Waku Network is the first decentralised and privacy-preserving network that provides DoS protections for peer-to-peer messaging. Here's why we built it.

50. Meet MinIO: The HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, we present our business blogging partner MinIO - a high-performance, S3 compatible object store, built for large scale AI/ML.

51. Silicon Valley Is In the Midst of an Ideological Battle That Nobody is Talking About

Silicon Valley is experiencing a fundamental split between "Freedom Warriors" (like Musk, Ulbricht, Assange) and the "Coward Class" (Gates, Soros).

52. The Noonification: How I Accepted a OSINT Geolocation Challenge, and Won (9/12/2023)

9/12/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

53. Meet True: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features True—an AI-native perps DEX built on Solana and a custom layer-2 solution.

54. Upselling and Cross-selling: Boosting Tech Sales in a Changing Economy

55. Meet N2W: HackerNoon Company of the week

Meet N2W, where cloud backup meets instant recovery: HackerNoon's Company of the Week.

56. Trump vs Apple: Tariffs For Thee But Not For Me

When iPhones are flying, there are no tariffs or waiting.

57. Twitter Lawsuit: All of the Juicy Details of the Director and Officer Indemnification Agreement

THIS INDEMNIFICATION AGREEMENT (the “Agreement”) is made and entered into as of November 29, 2021 between Twitter, Inc., a Delaware corporation (the “Company”)

58. Ondo Launches Native Access to Tokenized Real-World Assets on Sui

Ondo’s US treasury-backed and interest-bearing token, USDY, is the Sui Network’s first native dollar-denominated token.

59. RIPE Atlas and Globalping: Choosing the Right Network Measurement Platform

Globalping vs RIPE Atlas, what are the differences and use-cases

60. Marching Forward: Major Mobile App Update, Evergreen Company Pages, Top Writers Ranking, and More!

It’s time for a new product update! Get ready for a fresh mobile app update, a anew work section on profile pages, revamped tech company news pages and more.

61. Humanizer.Pro Review: Tool To Make AI Content Human-Like and Undetectable

Learn all about Humanizer.Pro in this detailed review. Explore this AI humanizer’s various features, benefits, and most importantly, how Humanizer.Pro performs.

62. E Money Network Is a MiCA-Compliant Blockchain: Here’s Why It’s a Big Deal

Market in Crypto Assets (MiCA) is a framework that came into force in June 2023 to regulate the crypto market across Europe.

63. How PricewaterhouseCoopers' RWA Tokenization Cohort Offers a Glimpse Into The Tokenized Future

The journey toward this future is well underway, and it clearly underscores the role that major financial institutions in the world can play

64. Swiftspeed: Revolutionalizing App Development With Their New AI App Builder: How It Works

We are building an exciting startup that aims to revolutionize mobile app development with our new AI-powered app builder platform.

65. 40 Of The Top 100 Mobile Games Have Launched Their Web Shop Using Xsolla

Xsolla, a global video game commerce company, shares insights that 40 of the top 100 mobile games have launched their Web Shop using Xsolla's solution.

66. Forget Bad Business—Meta’s Forgotten What Business They’re In

If Meta's convinced that fake users are the answer to real problems, they're setting themselves up to become the poster child for the wrong side of history.

67. Kabuni: Bringing Learn-to-Earn to the Metaverse

Kabuni launches a Learn-to-Earn metaverse platform

68. Meet inDrive: The HackerNoon Company of the Week

Welcome to our brand new series - The HackerNoon Company of the Week, where we feature the top tech brands from our tech company database.

69. The Noonification: DOE vs. Github: A Brave New World of Software Piracy (9/1/2023)

9/1/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

70. Revolutionizing Recycling: Turning Waste Management Into a Digital Game

Discover Binpong: Gamifying recycling for a sustainable future in our interview with founder Sergey Shayakhmetov.

71. Do Tech Companies Owe Employees Better Benefits?

Tech companies are known for the exciting benefits they offer their employees. Are those benefits enough for top talent?

72. Keep Up With Tech - Meet The Tech Company News Pages

Tech Company News Pages have been around for a while. Now with a fresh design, these pages let you browse through companies' trending interest and stock prices.

73. Google, OpenAI Now Target the Big Boys with Enterprise AI offerings

Apparently not satisfied with handing over the power of generative AI to the masses, both Google and OpenAI are now targeting the big fish.

74. From Playing Music in the Street, to Creating Two Companies: Spanish Academy and a Marketing Company

My story begins when I was 16. I've always considered myself an ambitious person, always wanting to do things differently and be financially self-sufficient. At that time, I lived with my parents. I was still studying and the weekly money that my parents gave me was not enough to cover my weekend expenses.

75. Free Mobile App Analytics Tools: A Comprehensive Review

Free Mobile App Analytics Tools: Explore our comprehensive reviews. Uncover key features, benefits, and make an informed choice for your app success.

76. The Role of RLHF in Mitigating Bias and Improving AI Model Fairness

RLHF is an innovative approach to mitigating bias in LLMs. It incorporates human input in the training process to reduce bias and improve fairness.

77. BlockDAG Network Releases Global Keynote Video Changing How We Engage With Cryptocurrency Projects

BlockDAG Network's Keynote video is an important milestone for the project, showcasing its pioneering vision for the future.

78. Carbon Red, Bloodshed Red

Broadcom reverses Carbon Black divestiture

79. Meet Timescale: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, we present our business blogging partner Timescale - the modern cloud platform built on PostgreSQL for time-series, events and analytics.

80. A Roadmap For Web3 Adoption: What Is Needed?

Shawn Munir, Co-Founder and CEO, sat down with us to outline the vision for the project.

81. Binance CEO, CZ, Under Fire for “Not Acting in Good Faith”

This complaint details the alleged misconduct and liabilities of key individuals involved in the FTC vs Binance court filing.

82. What Ned Segal (the Former CFO of Twitter) Sent the Company

As you know, Mr. Segal is a former officer of the Company. On or about September 13, 2022, Mr. Segal was named as a defendant in a putative class action lawsuit

83. Decentralized Wireless (DeWi): Closing the Rural-Urban Internet Gap in America

Discussion with James Tagg delving into the concept of Decentralized Wireless (DeWi) technology and its implications for rural connectivity in America

84. Vijaya Gadde: The Letter They Sent to Twitter and What It Said

We hereby provide notice of Ms. Gadde's rights to indemnification and demand advancement of expenses (including attorneys' fees)

85. Microsoft and AOL: How Did This Relationship Come Together?

United States Of America. v. Microsoft Corporation Court Filing by Thomas Penfield Jackson, November 5, 1999 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

86. The Ethics Board of Axon Resigned Over Taser-Armed Drones - Then the Company Went Even Further

Axon Enterprises CEO Rick Smith announced the company had formally started developing Taser-equipped drones

87. Plaintiffs in the Case of DOE vs. Github

Meet the plaintiffs from various states who are taking a stand against github and copyright infringement.

88. Meet Bosch: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features Bosch, the German multinational engineering and technology company with worldwide footprint across different business areas.

89. 5 Reasons to Get Published on HackerNoon

90. The Markup Wants to Investigate Companies Like Axon That Expand Their Reach With Public Dollars

These interests meet in my first story for The Markup: a juicy look at Axon’s seemingly ongoing plans to develop Taser-equipped drones

91. Australian SMEs Rejoice for Andrew Spira’s Fintech Venture Skyecap

Skyecap is a fintech company founded in 2018 by Andrew Spira, with a mission to change how small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Australia access capital.

92. Rainbow Weather, a Deep AI Driven Tech Startup, Aims to Take on the Tech Giants With Only $1.5m

Using artificial intelligence, Rainbow Weather is on a mission to provide meteorological forecasts at this time when severe weather events cause massive damage

93. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Wants Google Broken Up

In previously unreported comments made in 2021, DeSantis said technology companies like Google “should be broken up” by the U.S. government.

94. How Do SaaS Companies Work?

SaaS companies make money solving problems of an audience with software-based products and services. Here are different ways you can build and sell one.

95. Pollo AI Review: Intelligent AI-Based Video Generator

Explore Pollo AI, the smart AI-driven video generator that simplifies video creation with cutting-edge technology.

96. Decoding Success: Case Studies of 3 Successful Tech Enterprises

Explore insightful case studies of three big tech enterprises, including Airbnb, Canva, and MOZ.

97. Meet Āut Labs: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, we feature Āut Labs - a collective pioneering decentralized standard for self-sovereign identity, reputation systems, and community-building tools.

98. Accusations Thrown at RealPage: Were They Colluding With Landlords?

A Texas-based real estate tech company is facing a new barrage of questions about whether its software is helping landlords coordinate rental pricing...

99. Big Tech Companies are Killing Kubernetes: Here's How

Noah Kantrowitz explains how big tech companies are killing Kubernetes.

100. Meet Twilio Segment: HackerNoon Company of the Week

Twilio Segment is a customer data platform (CDP) that helps you collect, clean, and activate your customer data.

101. 3 reasons growth-focused tech companies need PR during a down economy

Using PR during a down economy is essential for growth-minded tech companies

102. DOE vs. Github: Amended Complaints on Copyright Infringement, Open Source Licenses & More

Navigate the legal battle between DOE and Github, on copyright infringement and open source licenses, through this HackerNoon Legal PDF feature.

103. 7 Things Every Startup Founder Should Know About Software Security

Explore vital security aspects that all startup founders should know. These insights will help you understand what you should expect from your security team.

104. Tech, Games, & Startups: How SoWork's Digital Office Meets the Demands of Modern Teams

Exploring a unique platform that blends the worlds of gaming and productivity to redefine the remote workplace.

105. Top 7 Access Control System Manufacturers

Here is a list of the top 7 access control system providers that offer feature-rich security systems for your business/organization.

106. Brands, Find the Right HackerNoon Services for You

Discover HackerNoon's marketing services for tech brands. From business blogging and SEO to targeted ads and writing contests - reach 4M+ engaged technologists.

107. Meta’s Meteoric Rise in 2023 Shows No Sign of Slowing This Year

After shedding more than 70% of its value amid 2022’s tech stock sell-offs the stock surged 180% in 2023–and the tech giant is far from finished.

108. Monetag Unveils New Monetization Option for Telegram Mini Apps via Rewarded Interstitial Ads

Monetag, a monetization platform, announces a new traffic monetization opportunity for Telegram Mini Apps owners - monetizing their app audience.

109. Meet Deepgram: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features Deepgram - a voice AI platform processing 50,000 years of audio for NASA, Spotify, and 200,000+ developers worldwide.

110. 5 Reasons to Get Published on HackerNoon

Check out 5 reasons for aspiring writers and tech enthusiasts to get published on HackerNoon!

111. Meet Tailscale: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features Tailscale, simplifying secure, peer-to-peer networks for easy and efficient collaboration.

112. BruntWork's Proactive Strategy Transforms High Attrition Roles Into Opportunities: Here's How

BruntWork's Proactive Strategy Transforms High Attrition Roles into Opportunities

113. Meet Wellfound: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon spotlights Wellfound, a platform connecting startups and job seekers with a focus on transparency.

114. Meet Windscribe, Winner of the Startups of the Year in Toronto

We have the largest VPN community at discord.gg/VPN. We get fan mail from people around the world saying how certain jokes made their day - it’s great.

115. Meet MongoDB: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features MongoDB — a popular NoSQL database designed for scalability, flexibility, and performance.

116. SEMRush IPO Puts Digital Marketing in the Spotlight

As of last month, SEMRush, a (SaaS) company that specializes in aiding businesses with online visibility management and content marketing, has gone public.

117. Meet Sentry: HackerNoon Company of the Week

Meet Sentry: HackerNoon Company of the Week! Self-hosted and cloud-based application performance monitoring & error tracking.

118. Mercuryo and Revolut Launch Revolut Pay

Mercuryo and Revolut have announced the launch ofRevolut Pay on non-custodial wallets.

119. FaceSwap.co Review: Could This Be the Top Face Swap AI Tool?

Read this FaceSwap.co review to find out if this AI tool is good for seamless and realistic face swapping. Discover its advantages and applications.

120. Spectral Labs Joins Hugging Face’s ESP Program: Advancing The Onchain x Open-Source AI Community

Spectral is collaborating with deep learning experts from Hugging Face to advance open-source models, datasets, and applications for the Onchain Agent Economy.

121. Limitless Crowd Fund Empowers Members With Exclusive Opportunities: What You Need to Know

Limitless Crowd Fund is once again pushing the boundaries of crowdsourcing with the introduction of its exclusive Founder's Pack tiers.

122. 100+ Markets and Counting - Veera Becomes the Ultimate Gateway to Web3

Built for the future of the internet, Veera is designed to make Web3 intuitive, accessible, and rewarding.

123. Keever SEO: Revolutionizing Digital Marketing With Proven SEO Strategies

Keever SEO is a search engine optimization company providing data-driven search engine marketing results. Keever SEO is an award-winning SEO agency.

124. Meet Surfshark: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, we are proud to present Surfshark - a cybersecurity company committed to protecting you from any and every danger lurking on the internet.

125. Unleashing The Power Of Creativity: Diving Into The New Google Search Generative Experience

Google has introduced the groundbreaking Google Search Generative Experience, revolutionizing how we explore and discover information.

126. Barclays' Cost-Cutting Plan Ruffles Feathers

Uncover the storm brewing at Barclays as they unveil plans to cut 2,000 jobs and trim £1 billion in costs, leaving employees and investors on edge. Read on.

127. Do Kwon Lied to Investors About Chai: How He Dangled the Carrot In Front of Their Faces

Do Kwon repeatedly lied to investors about Chai and used it to get them to invest.

128. Meet Octopus Network: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features Octopus Network is an innovative multi-chain Web3 infrastructure.

129. Meet Stellar: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features Stellar - The network that is faster, cheaper, and far more energy-efficient than most blockchain-based systems.

130. VOOX Unveils Groundbreaking AI-Powered Crypto Trading Platform, Sparking Industry Excitement

VOOX, the cutting-edge AI-driven cryptocurrency exchange, has made a significant impact in the blockchain industry with its recent launch.

131. Enhancing Community-led Decisions via Prediction Markets: A Discussion With Dr. Rein Y. Wu of PredX

A conversation with Dr. Rein Wu, PredX Founder & CEO, exploring next-gen prediction markets and their relevance today.

132. Parag Agrawal's Undertaking to Repay Advancement of Expenses

"I hereby undertake to repay any amounts paid, advanced, or reimbursed by the Company for such Expense advance."

133. What Was the Outcome of the Doe v GitHub Lawsuit?

DOE vs. Github (amended complaint) Court Filing (Redacted), June 8, 2023, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

134. Here's How RocketX Boosts DeFi On the MicroVision Chain Through Interoperability

This integration allows users benefit from single-click transactions and a simplified onboarding process.

135. US v. Google - a Breakdown of the Landmark Monopoly Case

Will the US government's attempt to rein in big tech succeed or fail?

136. Exploring Famous MVP Pivots: Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube Success Stories

Check out why many popular apps had to pivot to make a success. Read Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and Netflix pivot stories.

137. The Future of SoftBank: The Goose that Lays the Golden Eggs

SoftBank's results have improved dramatically, with a total net profit of about $29.9 billion between April and September 2020 (up 371 percent year-over-year)

138. OpenAI Is Meticulously Destroying All the Allegations Against It

DOE v. GITHUB Court Filing, retrieved on January 26, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here.

139. Meet Amazon IVS: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features Amazon IVS, a managed live streaming solution that makes low-latency or real-time video available to viewers around the world.

140. Meet ZexPRWire: HackerNoon’s Certified Business Blogging Partner

Meet ZexPRWire, the PR powerhouse automating global media reach. Discover their "Zero Mail" tech and learn how to join the HackerNoon Certified Partner program.

141. What Exactly is a Performance Improvement Plan (PIP)?

Amazon finds what it believes to be the bottom 6% of employees to put on a performance improvement plan. Here’s everything you might want to know about PIPs.

142. Meet Starknet: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features Starknet — a ZK-Rollup leveraging the STARK cryptographic proof system.

143. The Algorithmic con: Is Our AI-Powered World Becoming The Matrix?

This piece draws powerful connections between artificial intelligence and The Matrix, examining how data exploitation, simulated realities, and algorithmic cont

144. Meet Brave: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features Brave, a provider of a suite of internet privacy tools.

145. Meet Confluent: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon's Company of the Week is Confluent - the company that’s pioneering a new category of data infrastructure.

146. MagicEraser.Pro Review: Effortlessly Enhance Your Photos With AI Magic Eraser

Discover how MagicEraser.Pro simplifies photo editing by allowing users to easily remove unwanted elements like people, logos, and background clutter

147. Uncle Sam Elbow Drops Adobe With a Lawsuit

Adobe recently got sued by the U.S. government for harming consumers with their subscription model and their cancellation method.

148. Meet Bybit: HackerNoon Company of the Week

Meet HackerNoon's Company of the Week: Bybit - one of the top cryptocurrency exchanges offering tailored crypto services.

149. GCEX Gets Granted an Operational VASP Licence From Dubai’s VARA: What This All Means

-GC Exchange FZE (GCEX), part of the GCEX Group, has been granted an Operational VASP Licence for VA Broker Dealer services from Dubai’s Virtual Asset Regulator

150. Meet CoinGecko: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features CoinGecko - a cryptocurrency ranking platform that provides a 360-degree overview of digital currencies and their standings

151. Router Protocol Completes Oversubscribed Strategic Funding Round

Router Protocol has completed an oversubscribed strategic funding round with participation from prominent crypto angels and funds.

152. Meet Storyblok: HackerNoon Company of the Week

Build faster with Storyblok, the headless CMS that powers flexible web experiences while letting non-devs edit and publish content independently.

153. Ola: More Than Infrastructure - A New Gateway Connecting Web2 and Web3 Worlds

In July 2021, the Ola project (formerly known as OlaVM) officially took off, incubated by Sin7y Labs. Back then, the blockchain industry was thriving...

154. US v. Google: Life, Liberty, Pursuit of Happiness, and Advertising

An open, vibrant internet is indispensable to American life. Or is it?

155. Meet Mezo: HackerNoon Company of the Week

HackerNoon's Company of the Week is Mezo, transforming Bitcoin into a productive engine for loans and yield without selling holdings.

156. Meet Mailbird: HackerNoon Company of the Week

Mailbird is HackerNoon's official company of the week. Find out more about the communication platform that is ending email chaos.

157. Gumroad Introduces Flexile and More: Gumroad Public Board Q1 2024 Meeting with Transcript

158. Vijaya Gadde and Twitter: The Indemnification Agreement They Have

THIS INDEMNIFICATION AGREEMENT is made and entered into as of October 1, 2013, between Twitter, Inc., a Delaware corporation(the Company), and Vijaya Gadde

159. How to De-clutter LinkedIn

LinkedIn has become a place to consume too much content. How can LinkedIn declutter it and improve user experience.

160. Meet Korbit: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features Korbit—a smart AI platform that helps dev teams ship faster, cleaner code with real-time feedback and team-wide coding standards

161. Meet KuCoin Community Chain: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features KuCoin Community Chain - a high-performance decentralized public chain built by the fans of KCS and KuCoin.

162. Amendments in the Twitter Lawsuit: What This Means for Stockholders

These bylaws may be adopted, amended or repealed by the stockholders entitled to vote

163. A Comprehensive List of Every Single Violation Terraform Labs and Do Kwon Committed

Here is the definitive list of every violation Terraform Labs and Do Kwon committed.

164. Microsoft Declared That The Browser Battle Was Close to Over: And They Were Absolutely Right

United States Of America. v. Microsoft Corporation Court Filing by Thomas Penfield Jackson, November 5, 1999 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

165. Meet 2077 Research: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features 2077 Research, a trailblazer in blockchain research known for its in-depth analyses.

166. Sony's Web3 Journey: A New Era for the Tech Giant

Sony's recent partnership with Circle positions Soneium well in the world of Web3.

167. Meet Miro: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features Miro - the virtual workspace with 90M+ users and counting.

168. SEC v. Terraform Labs: What the Government Is Accusing the Company and Its CEO, Do Kwon, Of

SEC v Terraform: The Table of Contents at your disposal.

169. The Noonification: Tapswap: What Is Everyone Tapping? (6/16/2024)

6/16/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

170. Humanize.io Review: Is This A Simple Way Of Making AI Content Undetectable?

Discover what Humanize.io is all about in this detailed review that explores its features, use cases, and more.

171. Meet Klink Finance: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon spotlights Klink Finance—an international earnings platform and affiliate network that links users, advertisers, and partners worldwide.

172. From Solitude to Connection: Leveraging Self-Knowledge and AI-Powered Partner Selection

Let’s look at how needs and values can help people identify the reason for their involuntary solitude and how AI-powered partner selection can help.

173. Meet ICON Foundation: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features the ICON Foundation - a non-profit organization supporting the open development of bridging infrastructure to connect blockchains

174. Real-World Assets And Yield-Bearing Stablecoin-Alternative Coming to Sui: Ondo Finance's Expansion

Sui, the Layer 1 blockchain which has experienced explosive growth since its inception, announced that Ondo Finance is expanding into the SUI ecosystem.

175. Do Kwon's Scheme Unraveled: He Misled Investors About the Stability of UST

Do Kwon misled investors about the stability of UST and about the algorithm that pegged UST's price to the U.S. dollar.

176. TOKYO BEAST, A Crypto Entertainment Game By Gumi Launches On Korea Blockchain Week

Tomoe Mizutani has announced the crypto game, TOKYO BEAST, on Korea Blockchain Week.

177. Meet Moonlock: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon showcases Moonlock, MacPaw's cybersecurity division that is dedicated to keeping your Macs safe.

178. The Collapse of the Terraform Ecosystem: How It All Came Crashing Down

This is it. This is how the Terraform Ecosystem collapsed.

179. The Judgement of the Court of Appeals Is Reversed in the Uber Lawsuit

We reverse the judgment of the Court of Appeal and remand the case for further proceedings consistent with this opinion.

180. Textero.ai: A New AI Research Assistant You Should Know About

Textero.ai launches its newest version as a full AI research assistant for students. Textero.ai, known as an AI writing tool, has recently launched its updated

181. Microsoft's Monopoly in the Operating Systems Market for Intel-Compatible PCs

United States Of America. v. Microsoft Corporation Court Filing by Thomas Penfield Jackson, November 5, 1999, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

182. Introducing Reunit Wallet's New Rewards Program: Trade to Earn

In an effort to stimulate trading activity on its integrated platform and attract new users, Reunit Wallet is implementing a reward system for traders.

183. Lemon Group (LEMX) and Ugandan Government Team Up for Blockchain-Powered Economic Development

As part of the broader collaboration, Uganda seeks to establish comprehensive blockchain regulations that foster transparency and promote innovation.

184. Meet MEXC: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features MEXC - one of the world’s leading digital asset exchange platforms.

185. Factual Allegations: Open AI's Codex and Copilot Under Scrutiny

A class action lawsuit delves into the controversy surrounding OpenAI's Codex and GitHub's Copilot, AI systems designed to aid programmers

186. Meet AIOZ Network: HackerNoon Company of the Week

AIOZ Network, a decentralized infrastructure platform powering AI, storage, and streaming through global edge nodes, is HackerNoon’s Company of the Week.

187. Gall3ry Renovates the Web3 User Experience With Leading Technology: On-chain Content

Gall3ry is an NFT platform which allows NFT users to generate Web3 profile, manage NFT portfolio and connect to like-minders to enhance the emotional value

188. Meet OpenxAI: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features OpenxAI, a decentralized, permissionless AI ecosystem that aims to transform the existing AI landscape.

189. The OceanGate Submersible Crash and Humanity's Pursuit of Exploration

Titan submersible crash: Five people died in a catastrophic implosion while exploring the Titanic wreck. Learn more about the adventurous spirit of humans.

190. The Fortunes of wLUNA Investors Were Tied To One Another: Here's Why

Here's the reason why wLUNA investors' fortunes were tied together.

191. Meet Neo4j: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features Neo4j- the world's leading graph database, with native graph storage and processing.

192. Meet Chainwire: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features Chainwire—a newswire syndication service for the cryptocurrency and blockchain sector.

193. David Brunk On Revolutionizing Legal Trust Through Smart Contracts

In this exclusive interview, Brunk delved into the origin of DTrust, the benefits and risks associated with smart contract-based trusts

194. Overcoming Challenges, Embracing AI: The Volodymyr Panchenko Story

In the heart of Ukraine, a young entrepreneur named Volodymyr Panchenko embarked on a journey that would lead him from gaming to the forefront of AI innovation

195. Ned Segal Officially Declares That All of His Statements Against Twitter Are True and Correct

Ned Segal signs a statement declaring all of his statements true.

196. The Grand Finale of the SEC v Terraform Labs

The grand finale of the SEC v Terraform Labs

197. DOE vs. Github: Copilot Outputs Copyrighted Code Verbatim

Explore how Copilot, an AI tool, reproduces code from named plaintiffs without proper attribution, raising questions about IPand licensing in the digital age.

198. Google Achieved Market Dominance by Acquiring DoubleClick, Invite Media, & AdMeld, to name a few

Basically, Google's strategy was to buy control of the key tools that link publishers and advertisers

199. BlockDAG's Gleam Event Reaches TVL Milestone - How They're Celebrating With Their Investors

Borroe Finance made a historic presale in the crypto market, shifting investors' attention toward presale coins.

200. Microsoft's Alleged History of Flouting Open-Source License Requirements

Explore Microsoft's strategic responses to the open-source movement, its controversial statements about the GPL, and its pivot towards cloud computing.

201. Meet MacPaw: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features MacPaw - a leading macOS and iOS software developer with over 30 million users worldwide and an impressive product portfolio.

202. A Deeper Look At What Uber Is Claiming: Is It Convincing Enough?

First, Uber contends that unless Adolph’s non-individual claims are dismissed, his PAGA action will run afoul of Viking River

203. wLUNA Could Also Be Classified As a Security: The SEC's Argument

Here's why the SEC believes wLUNA is also a security.

204. Dreampad Custom Hooks Are Set To Redefine Token Launch With Hyper Flexibility

Honeypot Finance has emerged as a key accelerator of the Berachain Proof-of-Liquidity. Its Fair Token Offering launch model has facilitated over 300 launches.

205. The Effect of Microsoft’s Efforts to Impede Java: The Outcome That They Wanted Came True

United States Of America. v. Microsoft Corporation Court Filing by Thomas Penfield Jackson, November 5, 1999 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

206. Meet aelf: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features aelf - a cutting-edge Blockchain platform, leveraging AI to help simplify and streamline Web3 for developers.

207. Twitter Sued By Former Executives: Details on Corporate Contracts, Fiscal Year, and More

An inside look at the Twitter lawsuit. Everything about the corporate contracts, fiscal year, and more.

208. Upscale.Pro Review: Upscaling Images Made Easy

Read this Upscale.Pro review for more information about this AI image upscaler. Discover how Upscale.Pro can help you upscale and enhance images.

209. Where to Start with the Rapid Growth of the Tech Industry?

The leading companies within the industry have announced that the growing sector of technology is only at the starting phase.

210. Tech Trends 2024: Predictions and Perspectives From Scale Final Experts

To write this article, I approached everyone from our CTO to product owners and managers of our projects at Scale Final.

211. The Former Twitter Executives Send a Second Demand for Indemnification

Because we have yet to receive any response from the Company, we write to repeat such demands and request...

212. Twitter's Corporate Offices: What's Going On With That?

The registered office of Twitter, Inc. shall be fixed in the corporation's certificate of incorporation, as the same may be amended from time to time.

213. Meet AssemblyAI: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features AssemblyAi—a research-driven Speech AI company building speech-to-text and speech-understanding APIs with superhuman accuracy.

214. Roam Revolutionizes Travel Connectivity: A Milestone of 1 Million Users

In a world where navigation and staying in touch rely on a stable internet connection, finding a reliable and secure way to connect while traveling is crucial.

215. Meet The Sandbox: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features The Sandbox—a virtual world where users create, own, and monetize their gaming experiences and assets using blockchain technology

216. Meet Social Links: HackerNoon Company of The Week

Social Links earns HackerNoon’s Company of the Week for revolutionizing OSINT, powering law enforcement, cybersecurity, and AI-driven threat research.

217. The Role of Staffing Agencies: A Game Changer in the Future of Work

Explore how staffing agencies are revolutionising the future of work, driving flexibility, and sourcing top talent effectively!

218. Verification That the Twitter Executives Stand by Everything They Said

The Twitter executives sign statements to verify everything they say.

219. Meet Fastex: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features Fastex — a web 3.0 solution-based ecosystem built to deliver multiple centralized and decentralized solutions.

220. Kinetex to Integrate With 1inch to Boost Liquidity In Cross-Chain Swaps: What You Need to Know

According to Tigran Bolshoi, co-founder of Kinetex, 1inch stands out as one of the top liquidity aggregators in the DeFi market.

221. Meet Coze: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features Coze— an all-in-one AI agent-building platform where you can build powerful AI agents in just 10 minutes with no-code tools.

222. Google's $3 Billion Dollar Acquisition of DoubleClick in 2008 cited in Landmark Lawsuit

Google took a page straight up from the Monopoly Playbook: buying up competitors, thwarting both sides

223. A Quick History on Labor Laws and Why They're Important in the Uber Lawsuit

The Legislature enacted PAGA almost two decades ago in response to widespread violations of the Labor Code and significant underenforcement of those laws.

224. Exploring Digital Twin Technology: A Conversation With Magma CEO Matthieu Merchadou Melki

Magma's CEO Matthieu Merchadou Melki offered valuable insights into Magma and digital twin technology in this interview with Olayimika Oyebanji.

225. Parag Agrawal, Vijaya Gadde, and Ned Segal Were Terminated By Elon Musk

Parag Agrawal, Vijaya Gadde, and Ned Segal Were Terminated By Elon Musk

226. AI-Generated Code and Copyright Infringement: Codex’s Attribution Problem

Discover how AI-generated code faces issues with understanding, attribution, and license compliance.

227. Meet NYM: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features NYM, a Swiss-based company that aims to develop open-source privacy infrastructure to combat online surveillance.

228. Unlocking Cosmos: Coinband Agency Propels Your Web 3.0 Project to Stardom

Enter Coinband, a stellar agency founded in 2022 by crypto marketing luminaries with four years of expertise.

229. SEC: Do Kwon and Terraform Need to Be Restrained Or They Will Continue to Violate the Securities Act

The SEC state that they believe Do Kwon and Terraform Labs will continue to violate the Securities Act if not restrained.

230. Uber Lawsuit: The Several Arguments They're Making to Get Out of It

Uber makes several arguments in urging that a PAGA plaintiff loses standing to litigate non-individual claims in court

231. OpenAI Is Intertwined With Microsoft and GitHub

DOE vs. Github (amended complaint) Court Filing (Redacted), June 8, 2023, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

232. Meet BNB Chain: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon showcases BNB Chain, a decentralized blockchain ecosystem developed by Binance.

233. What to Look for When Choosing Business Process Management Software

Why BPM is so important and what are the key features you should pay attention to when choosing such tools?

234. Omicron Variant is Drastically Slowing Down Return-to-Office Plans in US Tech Companies

A large majority of U.S. employers have asked their workforces to come back home for another month or longer

235. When Can a PAGA Plaintiff Lose Standing?

A plaintiff who files a PAGA action with individual and non-individual claims does not lose standing to litigate the non-individual claims in court

236. Former Twitter Execs Sue the Company: Get to Know Their Counsel

"The information contained here in is for the use by the Court for statistical and administrative purpose..."

237. Revolutionizing International Trade: 5 Key Benefits of the ArbStore

ArbStore is a platform that revolutionizes dispute resolution in international trade online. It offers a secure decentralized escrow with incredible benefits.

238. Why Did Uber Get Sued? Here's What You Need to Know About the Lawsuit

In October 2019, Adolph sued Uber in superior court, alleging individual and class claims for relief under Labor Code section 2802 and the UCL.

239. Jurisdictional Landscape in the Case of DOE vs. Github

Learn about the intradistrict assignment, jurisdictional considerations, and the significance of the San Francisco Division in this case.

240. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Do AI Agents Dream of Electric Langoustines? (2/24/2026)

2/24/2026: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

241. Deglorifying CEOs

Bright CEOs belong in the past. Web3 is talent-centric and doesn't need a "charismatic leader" to become successful. Well, are we right, or are we right?

242. The Grand Finale of the Twitter Lawsuit... Or Is It?

"It is the opinion of counsel for Plaintiffs that there is good cause for this action not to be assigned to a Master in the first instance"

243. Twitter Lawsuit: The U.S. Federal District Courts to Be the Exclusive Forum

the federal district courts of the United States of America shall be the sole and exclusive forum for the resolution of any complaint...

244. SEC: Terraform Labs Knowingly or Recklessly, Employed Devices, Schemes, or Artifices to Defraud

The SEC did not mince words when talking about Do Kwon and Terraform Labs.

245. How Twitter Has to Notify Stockholders of a Meeting

Notice of any meeting of stockholders shall be given in the manner set forth in the DGCL.

246. Baden Bower Reveals the Secrets PR Agencies Don't Want You to Know

Baden Bower, a firm breaking away from traditional norms, is pulling back the curtain, giving clients a clear look at what PR really entails.

247. Do Kwon Was Hyping Up wLUNA to Investors - Which Is Why They Expected Profits

Do Kwon was hyping up wLUNA to investors, so of course they expected profits.

248. Meet dRPC: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features dRPC, the decentralized Web3 infrastructure provider with focus on resilience and latency.

249. Meet Google Cloud: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features Google Cloud — which offers customers computing resources to power their artificial intelligence and machine learning workloads.

250. Twitter's Officers: What Is It That They Do Exactly?

All officers of the corporation shall respectively have such authority and perform such duties in the management of the business of the corporation

251. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Meet Deepgram: HackerNoon Company of the Week (2/2/2026)

2/2/2026: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

252. Remember When Tech Had Great Job Security? I Don't

Like any industry, jobs in tech have their highs and lows. Don't confuse today's temporary challenges for something more permanent.

253. Details of the Twitter Lawsuit: Letters Between Both Sides' Lawyers

"While you have indicated that you will respond to my letters "in due course," I respectfully request a call at your earliest convenience to discuss the Company

254. Meet Aleph Cloud: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features Aleph Cloud—a decentralized solution changing how data and computing work in the blockchain ecosystem.

255. Comparing the Uber Lawsuit to Previous Cases: Does It Hold Up?

Under Kim, Adolph’s allegations that Labor Code violations were committed against him while he was employed by Uber

256. Twitter's Agreements With Their Executives: What the Company Promised Them

The preamble to each Agreement provides that its purpose is to afford indemnification and advancement rights to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law

257. Russian Nationals Face Uncertainty at U.S Tech Companies Amid Russia-Ukraine War

As the Russia-Ukraine conflict persists, Russian nationals working in U.S Tech companies get caught in the cross hairs, leaving them with an uncertain future.

258. The Noonification: AI Boom Spurs US-China Chip Race (6/3/2024)

6/3/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

259. Meet DataOps.live: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features DataOps.live, the automation platform powering Snowflake, Roche, and enterprises building AI-ready data at scale.

260. The Court of Appeal: Which Way Are They Leaning in the Uber Lawsuit?

Five recent Court of Appeal opinions have reached the same conclusion. This unanimity is unsurprising because our reading of PAGA’s standing requirements...

261. Open AI Codex and Github Copilot Were Allegedly Trained on Copyrighted Materials

Learn how these AI models were trained and why their code output may infringe upon copyrights despite lacking human reasoning capabilities.

262. Meet PlayerZero: HackerNoon Company of the Week

PlayerZero’s self-healing software for enterprises works well enough to spot breakages before users do, helps fix them, and makes the system smarter after every

263. Creators Agency Ranked as One of the Best Talent Agencies to Work For

In a nutshell, Creators Agency appears to be redefining talent management in the digital age.

264. How Ukraine's Battlefield Is Becoming a Testbed for Global Defense Tech

Brave1’s new “Test in Ukraine” platform invites global defense tech firms to test innovations on the battlefield and collaborate with Ukrainian forces.

265. Meet Augment Code: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features Augment Code, an AI-powered developer platform that helps experienced developers understand, debug, and navigate large code base.

266. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Dear Startup Founders: Beware of Your Minions! (10/16/2024)

10/16/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

267. Emizentech Confirmed as an Exhibitor at the Gitex Global 2023 Event

Explore Emizentech's tech innovation showcase at Gitex Global 2023 for transformative business solutions.

268. Terraform Was Selling a Security-Based Swap to People Who Were Not Eligible Contract Participants

Terraform Labs was doing something they were absolutely not supposed to be doing.

269. Apple’s Sales Slowdown: Unraveling the Challenges and Charting the Path Forward

Apple, a tech titan renowned for its innovation and groundbreaking products, faces one of the longest streaks of sales slowdown in two decades,

270. Binance's Efforts to Help Select Market Participants Evade Its Compliance Controls

Examine current market participants trading on Binance and learn about Binance's initiatives to support them in complying with regulatory controls.

271. Ever Wondered About Twitter's Board of Directors? Here's What You Need to Know

The board of directors shall consist of one or more members, each of whom shall be a natural person.

272. HackerNoon Decoded 2024: Celebrating Our Tech Companies Community!

Explore HackerNoon Decoded: The Best of Tech Companies in 2024—top stories, standout writers, and the readers who shaped the discourse!

273. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Q3 Movers and Shakers (11/4/2024)

11/4/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

274. AskAI.io Review: Is It the Best AI-Powered Search Engine?

Looking for an AI search engine online for free? Check this review of AskAI.io to know everything about the best AI Search Website.

275. BG Remove Review: Exploring How This AI Background Remover Stands Out

In this comprehensive review, we delve into BG Remove and its capability to quickly erase image backgrounds. Check out everything about this background remover

276. Twitter's Committees: How They're Created, Appointed, and More

The board of directors may designate one or more committees, each committee to consist of one or more of the directors of the corporation.

277. Object Remover Review: The Ultimate Tool for Flawless Photo Editing

Explore how Object Remover seamlessly removes unwanted objects from images, making photo editing quick and easy.

278. The Copilot Conspiracy: Claims of Collaboration and Legal Breaches by Tech Giants

Learn about the civil claims against Microsoft, GitHub, OpenAI, alleging their collaboration in creating and operating Copilot in the face of legal concerns.

279. Inside Red Bull’s Secret Lab Driving Aerospace, Automotive and Clean Energy

Red Bull Advanced Technologies goes beyond racing to innovate in aerospace, automotive, and clean energy sectors.

280. The Sources and Authorities Uber Is Citing to Support Their Position

Uber also cites a number of authorities, but none supports its position. Our rejection of associational standing under PAGA has no bearing on the question here.

281. Inside the Meetings of Twitter Stockholders: The Rules and Regulations

This Section 2.15 provides the exclusive method for a stockholder to include nominees for election to the board of directors

282. DOE vs. GitHub: The Details

DOE vs. GitHub (amended complaint) Court Filing (Redacted), June 8, 2023, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

283. What Microsoft Has Done to Protect Its Monopoly: The Effect on the Consumers

United States Of America. v. Microsoft Corporation Court Filing by Thomas Penfield Jackson, November 5, 1999 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

284. Kwenta And Perennial: How They Are Kickstarting the Arbitrum Expansion With 1.9M ARB

This initiative, backed by a substantial 1.9 million ARB grant, aims to attract new users and liquidity providers to Arbitrum and spark renewed interest in onch

285. How Can a PAGA Plaintiff Lose Standing? The Court Goes Into Detail in the Uber Lawsuit

PAGA provides no mechanism to enable a court to adjudicate non-individual PAGA claims once an individual claim has been committed to a separate proceeding.

286. The Power of Open Source and JavaScript: The Journey of Globalping

Globalping is an open source platform for running networking tests and performance testing from anywhere in the world built to be reliable and nonbiased

287. The Middleware Threats to Microsoft's Monopoly

Explore how middleware technologies posed a potential challenge to Microsoft's dominance.

288. Meet Iron Software: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features Iron Software - the C# document library for .NET.

289. OpenAI's Motion to Dismiss the Lawsuit: Why They Think They Should Be Let Off the Hook

DOE v. GITHUB Court Filing, retrieved on January 26, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here.

290. Terraform Violated Section 5(e) of the Securities Act: What This Means

By engaging in the foregoing conduct, Defendants have violated, and unless restrained and enjoined will continue to violate, Section 5(e) of the Securities Act,

291. What Michael D. Blanchard, Counsel to Twitter, Has to Say

We are counsel to Twitter and are in receipt of your letters dated January 13, 2023 and March 3, 2023 sent on behalf of Vijaya Gadde, Parag Agrawal and Ned...

292. SEC v. Binance: Alleged Securities Violations and the Future of Crypto

SEC takes on cryptocurrency giant Binance in a case filled with alleged securities violations and deceptive practices.

293. Sun's Java Implementation and the Quest for Cross-platform Applications

Discover how Sun's vision of cross-platform compatibility aimed to revolutionize application development.

294. How Tech Companies are Helping in Times of Covid-19 Crisis

Since the pandemic COVID-19 is shaking all over the world, several people are dying and facing issues to earn for their livelihood.

Well, big tech companies have responded with unusual alacrity and they are helping people during this crisis.

295. Meet BTCWire: HackerNoon Company of the Week

Meet BTCWire, a specialized crypto PR service connecting blockchain businesses with millions of crypto enthusiasts through expert newswire distribution.

296. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Can Bitcoin Put an End to Forever War? (11/18/2024)

11/18/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

297. The Noonification: Meet Wellfound: HackerNoon Company of the Week (9/24/2024)

9/24/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

298. DOE vs. Github: Intradistrict Assignment

Discover the strategic importance of jurisdictional assignment and the role of the San Francisco Division in Doe vs Github.

299. Wisconsin Pursues Legal Action Against Amazon for Antitrust Violations

Explore Wisconsin's legal action against Amazon, accusing the company of antitrust violations under the state's laws.

300. Meet Mend.io: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features Mend.io—a platform designed to give you all the tools you need to build a mature, proactive AppSec program.

301. Twitter Breached the Contracts of Three Former Executives

Defendant has breached the Agreements and contravened the Bylaws by not advancing Plaintiffs' Expenses.

302. Copilot Was Launched Despite a Tendency to Produce Unlawful Outputs

Understand how Copilot was trained on publicly available code and its implications for intellectual property rights.

303. Microsoft Was Threatened by Java: That's Why They Made the Decision to Undermine Its Portability

United States Of America. v. Microsoft Corporation Court Filing by Thomas Penfield Jackson, November 5, 1999 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

304. Google accused of preventing customers from effectively multi-homing for 15 years

Ah - here comes Google's 15 year long scheme to dominate the AdTech Stack!

305. The HackerNoon Newsletter: How to Stay Hungry Without Staying Empty (3/2/2026)

3/2/2026: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

306. US v. Google: Why Scale and the Resulting Network Effects are Necessary

The ability of an ad tech product to achieve scale of buyers, quality of impressions, and depth of data targeting is important to its long-term success:

307. How to Modernize IBM i Applications

If you’re like most IBM i users, you know how much value your IBM i data and applications bring to your business. Your end-users, however, may not. In today’s world of rich user experience, fast-paced application development, and constantly evolving customer expectations, IBM i applications are under increasing pressure to get with the times.

308. Meet RemotiveLabs: HackerNoon Company of the Week

RemotiveLabs, the company improving automotive software development, is HackerNoon's company of the week.

309. Details of the OpenAI Lawsuit: The Plaintiffs' Fail to Plead a Violation of the CCPA

DOE v. GITHUB Court Filing, retrieved on January 26, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here.

310. Meet BrowserStack: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week's HackerNoon Company of the Week is BrowserStack, a platform that specializes in desktop and app testing.

311. The Noonification: The Anatomy of AI Criticism (7/29/2024)

7/29/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

312. SEC v. Binance: Jurisdiction and Venue of Legal Proceedings

The SEC's jurisdiction and venue claims in the Binance case explained.

313. The Noonification: Meet The Sandbox: HackerNoon Company of the Week (8/12/2024)

8/12/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

314. Twitter Stock, Shares, and Certificates: The Rules Behind Them All

Every holder of stock represented by certificates shall be entitled to have a certificate signed by, or in the name of, the corporation by any two officers

315. 12Go's Philanthropic Journey: Beyond Transportation

In a landscape dominated by profit-driven motives, there are few organizations that truly stand out for their community and societal contributions. One such ent

316. Twitter Lawsuit: The Indemnification of the Directors and Officers

The Indemnification of Twitter Directors and Officers: What this all means.

317. OpenAI's Motion to Dismiss: What the Company Had to Say About the Lawsuit and the Plaintiffs

DOE v. GITHUB Court Filing, retrieved on January 26, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here.

318. Did Microsoft Try to Bulldoze Apple?

United States Of America. v. Microsoft Corporation Court Filing by Thomas Penfield Jackson, November 5, 1999 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

319. DOE vs. GitHub: Plaintiffs Claim Codex & Copilot Were Trained With Copyrighted Material

Examine the legal implications and challenges posed by systems like Codex and Copilot, their training on copyrighted materials, and the nuances of attribution.

320. Does Hiring for Culture Affect Diversity?

Can your company hire for both diversity and culture? Learn how to prioritize and balance both through talent intelligence and psychological data.

321. The Noonification: How to Create a Simple Pop-up Chatbot Using OpenAI (7/1/2024)

7/1/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

322. Top Reasons Why Brand Names Important For Start-ups

Most of the entrepreneurs made the mistake of not focusing on branding during the start-up of their business? They ignore branding and are obsessed with their products and services. The research made on business expansion says that to target the customers in the market, branding is the most important factor in getting attention. To push the product and service in the market, branding is a great way to succeed. The brand also needs to be treated as a person. When an individual is going to start-up a new business, the brand is the identity of it. The brand of an organization has its values and personality reflects on behalf of a business.

323. Celebrate the Start of Summer With BitDelta’s Trade-a-Thon

BitDelta is launching yet another trading competition, with an overall prize pool of $50,000. The competition is open to both existing and new users

324. How Investors Acquired UST: What the SEC Has to Say About It

Here's how investors acquired UST.

325. Multi-Homing Enables Competition in the Ad Tech Stack, yet Google's Dominance Blocks it

Multi-Homing describe publishers' preference to offer their inventory for sale through more than one ad exchange

326. Google consistently charges ~ 20% fee for impressions bought through its ad network

A breakdown of how Ad Tech Intermediaries Get Paid

327. How to Revolutionize Your Business With AAG's TomoOne API: Take Gamification to the Next Level

This fully on-chain digital pet game was born not only to pay homage but to infuse a brilliantly engaging gamification layer into applications.

328. The Noonification: Meet Bright Data: HackerNoon Company of the Week (7/22/2024)

7/22/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

329. mAsset Transactions Were Security-Based Swaps: How Terraform Violated the Securities Act

The SEC claims that the mAsset transactions were security-based swaps. If this is the case, that means that Terraform violated the Securities Act,

330. The Noonification: BuT, BuT, BuT aUtH iS HaaRrRrRrRrRd (8/20/2024)

8/20/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

331. All of the Laws Do Kwon and Terraform Labs Violated

A list of all of the laws Do Kwon and Terraform Labs allegedly violated.

332. The Relationship Between Uber and Its Drivers

Uber does not explain why pursuing some remedies in arbitration and others in court requires the PAGA action to be treated like an action severed...

333. These Three Former Twitter Executives Were Named in a Class Action Lawsuit

Agrawal and Segal were named as defendants in the Securities Class Action on or about September 13, 2022, while both still were officers of the Company.

334. Decrypt Introduces 1000x: The First Loyalty Program for Degens

Decrypt Media Inc. has officially announced 1000x, the first loyalty program for degens.

335. OpenAI's Reply to the Amended Complaint: What They Have to Say

Open AI reply to amended complaint Court Filing Kandis A. Westmore, November 3, 2023, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

336. Uber Is Doing Everything They Can to Get Out of This Lawsuit, But It's Not Working

Next, Uber contends that a PAGA plaintiff must have a “financial stake in the outcome of the case”

337. DOE vs. GitHub: Taking a Look at the Claims for Relief

DOE vs. Github (amended complaint) Court Filing (Redacted), June 8, 2023, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

338. GitHub and OpenAI Accused of Violating the California Consumer Privacy Act

GitHub and OpenAI face allegations of violating the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) by using personal information without proper notice.

339. The SEC Wants Do Kwon and Terraform Labs to Pay Back the Money With Interest

The SEC wants Do Kwon and Terraform Labs to give back the money with interest and to prohibit them from participating in the selling of crypto asset securities.

340. Terraform Was Farming MIR Tokens: What This Meant for the Company and the Investors

Terraform farmed MIR tokens, more than they needed to. Here's why:

341. Summary of the SEC's Allegations Against Terraform Labs and Do Kwon: They're Being Accused of Fraud

The SEC alleges that Do Kwon and Terraform offered and sold crypto asset securities[1] in unregistered transactions and perpetrated a fraudulent scheme.

342. Defendants in the Case of DOE vs. Github

Learn about the defendants in the legal case surrounding the software Copilot, including GitHub, Microsoft, and various OpenAI entities.

343. Progress On HackerNoon's Tech Company Database, According to COO Linh Dao Smooke

Learn first-hand about how the HackerNoon business database has been built and how it brings HackerNoon relationships with the brands closer.

344. Microsoft and RealNetworks: What Happened Between Them?

United States Of America. v. Microsoft Corporation Court Filing by Thomas Penfield Jackson, November 5, 1999 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

345. Breach of Contract Claims: GitHub's Violation of Privacy Policy and Terms of Service

Explore the breach of contract claims against GitHub, alleging violations of the GitHub Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.

346. FTC v. Binance: Binance Allegedly Directed Its VIP Customers to Evade Compliance

FTC v. Binance Court Filing, retrieved on March 27, 2023, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

347. The Noonification: Lost In Thoughts (9/9/2024)

9/9/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

348. The SEC Explicitly State That Do Kwon Is Liable for Violations of the Exchange Act

The SEC explicitly states that Do Kwon is liable for violations of the Exchange Act because he was the control person of Terraform.

349. Allegations of Copyright Infringement by GitHub Copilot

Dive into the legal saga surrounding GitHub Copilot as it faces allegations of reproducing copyrighted code without adhering to license terms.

350. The Noonification: A Synthetic Biography for a Geek (7/8/2024)

7/8/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

351. The Noonification: NoWire, a 1985 Microwave LAN Experiment (6/21/2024)

6/21/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

352. The Noonification: NoWire, a 1985 Microwave LAN Experiment (6/21/2024)

6/21/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

353. The Noonification: NoWire, a 1985 Microwave LAN Experiment (6/20/2024)

6/20/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

354. Copyright Infringement and Inductive Relief

Learn about the Injunctive Relief and Damages Classes, their definitions, and exclusions. This court filing is part of HackerNoon's insightful Legal PDF Series.

355. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Teslas Good Quarter (10/28/2024)

10/28/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

356. What Is the Court's Opinion Regarding the Uber Lawsuit?

This case concerns a question of standing under the Private Attorneys General Act of 2004 (PAGA). Details on the Uber Lawsuit

357. DOE vs. Github: Plaintiffs Claim Copilot Reproduces their Code without Attribution

Delve into the legal controversy surrounding GitHub and OpenAI's Copilot, as allegations of copyright infringement, fair use, and DMCA violations emerge.

358. How Terraform Promoted The Mirror Protocol and Got People to Buy MIR Tokens

The SEC breaks down how Terraform promoted the Mirror Protocol and got people to buy MIR tokens.

359. TYRION: Meet the Company That Will Decentralize the $377B Digital Advertising Industry

TYRION, an innovative force in the realm of decentralized digital advertising, proudly announces the launch of its revolutionary blockchain advertising

360. Meet R Systems: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features R Systems—a digital product engineering firm that creates chip-to-cloud software, platforms, and digital experiences.

361. The Noonification: The Snowflake Hack and Its Domino Effect (7/15/2024)

7/15/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

362. Investors Tendered Fiat Currency in Exchange for LUNA

Investors used fiat currency to acquire LUNA. Typically, after meeting with Do Kwon.

363. The OpenAI Lawsuit Should Be Dismissed Because Code Can't Be Considered Tangible Goods

DOE v. GITHUB Court Filing, retrieved on January 26, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here.

364. FTC v Binance: Binance Accused of Helping This Firm Evade Its Compliance Controls

FTC v. Binance Court Filing, retrieved on March 27, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

365. The Noonification: Meet AELF: HackerNoon Company of the Week (8/26/2024)

8/26/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

366. Out with The Old, In with The New: Augmenting Lab Performance with SaaS

Big companies are always looking for the next best thing to augment the strength of their position in a competitive market. Innovation is key to supporting this position of strength since it produces an edge over a rival. Competition drives innovation, and it generates differentiation of offerings from the business next door.

367. The SEC's Allegations Against Do Kwon and Terraform Just Keep On Coming

The SEC just continues to drop allegation and allegation against Terraform Labs.

368. FTC v. Binance: Was Binance's Compliance Program Just For Show?

FTC v. Binance Court Filing, retrieved on March 27, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

369. The Noonification: PayPal Abandoned Me; Crypto Saved Me (5/23/2024)

5/23/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

370. The Copyright Act Preempts State Law Causes of Action: Why the OpenAI Lawsuit Should Be Dismissed

DOE v. GITHUB Court Filing, retrieved on January 26, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here.

371. DOE vs. Github: DMCA Violations, Contract Disputes, and Unlawful Competition

Explore the commonality and predominance in the GitHub case, including DMCA violations, contract-related conduct, and allegations of unlawful competition.

372. Vijaya Gadde and How They'll Repay the Advancement of Expenses

This undertaking is being provided pursuant to that certain Indemnification Agreement, entered into on or about October 1, 2013 by and between Twitter, Inc.

373. The Noonification: Meet Stellar: HackerNoon Company of the Week (8/5/2024)

8/5/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

374. The SEC Is Arguing That UST Is a Security: Details of Their Claim

The SEC claims that UST is a security.

375. New Global Expansion Report Benchmarks the Hidden Costs and Risks of Scaling Across 19 Markets

The report provides the cross-market benchmark of cost, timelines, and digitalisation levels for operating a legal entity across 19 jurisdictions

376. What Does Twitter's Bylaws Say? Taking a Look at Their Rules

During the Twitter lawsuit, they looked at Twitter's bylaws.

377. The Netscape Web Browser: A Challenge to Microsoft's Dominance

Explore the rise of Netscape Navigator, a web browser that challenged Microsoft's dominance, with its potential to weaken the applications barrier.

378. Governments Pressuring Tech Giants Isn't Going to End Well (for Governments)

The world has come a long way in terms of its relationship with technology and knowledge. It’s almost universal that people are often afraid of new inventions that are supposed to improve their lives. We feel threatened by what’s out of our intellectual grasp.

379. Zeebu Secures Over $20 Million in Presale Funding for Its Invoice Settlement Platform

Zeebu Secures $25 Million in Presale Funding for World’s First On-chain Invoice Settlement Platform

380. Uber Gets Driven to Court in California

Uber gets taken to court by Erik Adolph

381. DOE vs. Github: Plaintiffs' Claims and Common Grievances

Learn how Plaintiffs and Class members, whose code was used by Copilot, assert common grievances against Defendants for alleged wrongful conduct.

382. Financing Options Tech Companies Can Leverage for Growth

Growth financing can take many forms, from lines of credit extended by a traditional bank to small business loans from the federal government’s Small Business

383. GitHub Copilot Allegations: Reproducing Code Without Attribution

DOE vs. Github (amended complaint) Court Filing (Redacted), June 8, 2023, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

384. The Noonification: Meet Brave: HackerNoon Company of the Week (6/26/2024)

6/26/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

385. The Creation of the Terraform Ecosystem: How Do Kwon Did It

The SEC recaps how Do Kwon and others created the Terraform ecosystem.

386. Terraform and Do Kwon Sold Crypto Asset Securities in Unregistered Transactions

The SEC is accusing Terraform and Do Kwon of selling crypto asset securities in unregistered transactions.

387. MIR Tokens Finally Get Discussed During the SEC v. Terraform Labs Case

Investors in MIR tokens tendered crypto assets or fiat currency in exchange for MIR.

388. How Did Microsoft Get Ahead of the Competition? The Story of How Internet Explorer Rose to the Top

United States Of America. v. Microsoft Corporation Court Filing by Thomas Penfield Jackson, November 5, 1999 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

389. Meet Kilo: HackerNoon Company of the Week

14 people. 2.3M developers. #1 on OpenRouter. Kilo is this week's Company of the Week for good reason.

390. Microsoft Maximized Internet Explorer's Usage Share at Navigator's Expense: The Browser Wars

United States Of America. v. Microsoft Corporation Court Filing by Thomas Penfield Jackson, November 5, 1999 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

391. Meet Leobit: HackerNoon Company of the Week

This week, HackerNoon features Leobit—a .NET, AI, and web application development provider for technology companies and startups.

392. Understanding the Exchange Act's Registration Requirements

Explore the Exchange Act's critical provisions governing the registration of exchanges, broker-dealers, and clearing agencies.

393. The OpenAI Lawsuit: The Company Claims the Plaintiffs Should Not Be Anonymous

DOE v. GITHUB Court Filing, retrieved on January 26, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here.

394. Allegations of Copyright Infringement Against OpenAI, Codex, and GitHub's Copilot

DOE v. GITHUB Court Filing, retrieved on January 26, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here.

395. FTC v. Binance: An Overview of Binance

FTC v. Binance Court Filing, retrieved on March 27, 2023, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here.

396. UST: How All of the Investors' Fortunes Were Tied to Each Other

Here's how all of the investors' fortunes were tied together.

397. The OpenAI and Codex Lawsuit: Everything You Need to Know Explained By OpenAI Itself

DOE v. GITHUB Court Filing, retrieved on January 26, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here.

398. Meet Indium: HackerNoon Company of the week

Indium is transforming enterprise innovation with GenAI, AI testing, and smart engineering—spotlighted as HackerNoon’s Company of the Week.

399. Fintopio’s Multi-Platform CeDeFi Wallet Connects Telegram, Mobile, and Web Users

With over 2 million active monthly users since its beta launch in April 2024, Fintopio has proven its ability to attract and retain a diverse audience.

400. Terraform Offered and Sold Its Crypto Assets as Securities

The SEC alleges that Terraform offered and sold its crypto assets as securities.

401. Xsolla Acquires AcceleratXR - A Multi-Player Platform For Games

Xsolla, a global video game commerce company, announces its strategic acquisition of AcceleratXR.

402. Plaintiffs Fail to State a Civil Conspiracy Claim Against OpenAI: Details on the OpenAI Lawsuit

DOE v. GITHUB Court Filing, retrieved on January 26, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here.

403. Welcome to the Age of Cause Branding

Why does your tech company matter?

404. A Full Look at Parag Agrawal's Letter to Twitter Inc.

"We hereby provide notice of Mr. Agrawal's rights to indemnification and demand advancement of expenses (including attorneys' fees)"

405. Binance Accused of Evading Commodity Exchange Act in US

Read about the legal actions taken against Binance, its CEO Zhao, and Chief Compliance Officer Lim for alleged violations of the Commodity Exchange Act.

406. FTC Accuses Binance of Negligent Supervision

This legal battle between FTC and Binance delves into accusations of inadequate compliance controls and document destruction.

407. Twitter Breaches Its Advancement Obligation: Where They Made a Mistake

Defendant has breached its obligations under Section 145 of DGCL, the Bylaws, and the Agreements by refusing to advance Plaintiffs Expenses.

408. Microsoft Vs. Navigator: How Apple Became the Battlefield for the Browser Wars

United States Of America. v. Microsoft Corporation Court Filing by Thomas Penfield Jackson, November 5, 1999 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

409. Key Entities in the SEC v. Binance Saga: Trust Companies, Sigma Chain, and Merit Peak

Explore the roles of Trust Company A and B, Sigma Chain, and Merit Peak in the SEC's case against Binance.

410. Microsoft Pressured OEMs to Promote Internet Explorer

United States Of America. v. Microsoft Corporation Court Filing by Thomas Penfield Jackson, November 5, 1999, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

411. FTC v. Binance: Binance Accused of Purposefully Ignoring U.S. Regulatory Requirements

FTC v. Binance Court Filing, retrieved on March 27, 2023, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

412. How Growth Financing Increases Revenue for Tech Companies?

Companies want to expand to realize new opportunities, bring in staff and inventory, expand their product lines and attract new customers.

413. FTC v. Binance: Meet the Defendants

FTC v. Binance Court Filing, retrieved on March 27, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here.

414. The OpenAI Case: What the Company Has to Say Against the Plaintiffs' Claims

Open AI reply to amended complaint Court Filing Kandis A. Westmore, November 3, 2023, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

415. Unjust Enrichment Allegations: GitHub and OpenAI Under Fire

Discover the claim of unjust enrichment brought against GitHub and OpenAI alleging that these companies benefited unfairly from licensed materials on Github.

416. Ned Segal: What He Has to Say About the Undertaking

This undertaking is being provided pursuant to that certain Director & Officer Indemnification Agreement, entered into on or about August 25, 2027, by Twitter

417. OpenAI Lawsuit: Here's Where the Plaintiffs' Claims Fail and Why

DOE v. GITHUB Court Filing, retrieved on January 26, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here.

418. Does Copilot Reproduce the Code of Others Without Attribution?

DOE vs. Github (amended complaint) Court Filing (Redacted), June 8, 2023, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

419. The Noonification: Maximizing Potential In BNB Staking (6/23/2024)

6/23/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

420. Uber Argues That PAGA Has a Third Standing Requirement and That the Defendant Doesn't Meet It

Uber also argues that PAGA contains a third standing requirement — the action must “be . . . brought by an aggrieved employee on behalf of himself or herself

421. Why the OpenAI Lawsuit Should Be Dismissed: A Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction

DOE v. GITHUB Court Filing, retrieved on January 26, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here.

422. The Noonification: Supercharge Your DevOps With Git Hooks (9/8/2023)

9/8/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

423. [Roundup] GitHub Buys Semmle, Vitalik's Time Machine Visit, and Condolences to the Facebook Engineer

Vitalik’s Time Machine Visit

424. Do Kwon and Terraform Gave Investors A Reasonable Expectation of Profits: How They Talked LUNA Up

Do Kwon and Terraform Labs gave a reasonable expectation of profits to investors.

425. Microsoft's History With Dealing With Other Firms

United States Of America. v. Microsoft Corporation Court Filing by Thomas Penfield Jackson, November 5, 1999 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

426. OpenAI Court Case: Company Claims Plaintiffs Fail to Plead a DMCA Claim

Open AI reply to amended complaint Court Filing Kandis A. Westmore, November 3, 2023, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

427. Twitter Vs Its Executives: The Executives Want Their Expenses Paid (Including Attorney Fees)

Defendant is liable for those Expenses incurred on Plaintiffs' behalf in connection with initiating and prosecuting this action.

428. Do Kwon Made UST Holders Believe That They Would Be Raking in Profits

Do Kwon made UST holders believe that they would be raking in the profits.

429. Plaintiffs in the OpenAI Lawsuit Don't Have a Claim for Unjust Enrichment

DOE v. GITHUB Court Filing, retrieved on January 26, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here.

430. Why Microsoft Bound Internet Explorer to Windows: A Look Into Microsoft's Actions

United States Of America. v. Microsoft Corporation Court Filing by Thomas Penfield Jackson, November 5, 1999 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

431. OpenAI Argues That the Plaintiffs' 1202 Claim Should Be Dismissed

Open AI reply to amended complaint Court Filing Kandis A. Westmore, November 3, 2023, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

432. FTC v. Binance: A Look Into the CEA and Regulations

FTC v. Binance Court Filing, retrieved on March 27, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here.

433. Details on the FTC v. Binance Court Case: The Plaintiffs Want a Jury Trial

FTC v. Binance Court Filing, retrieved on March 27, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here. This is part 31

434. A Third Example of GitHub Copilot (Allegedly) Reproducing the Code of Others

DOE vs. Github (amended complaint) Court Filing (Redacted), June 8, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

435. The Defendants in SEC's Case Against Binance

Meet the key figures in the SEC's case against Binance: Binance Holdings, BAM Management, BAM Trading, and Changpeng Zhao.

436. SEC Accuses Binance of Violating Federal Security Laws

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) files a complaint against Binance Holdings, alleging unregistered offers, manipulative trading, and evasion of U.S.

437. FTC v. Binance: The Legal Framework Behind It All

FTC v. Binance Court Filing, retrieved on March 27, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

438. OpenAI: Plaintiffs Have Not Pled Removal of CMI - What It All Means

Open AI reply to amended complaint Court Filing Kandis A. Westmore, November 3, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

[439. Was GitHub's Copilot Designted to Withold Attribution and Copyright Notices?

License](https://hackernoon.com/was-githubs-copilot-designted-to-withold-attribution-and-copyright-notices-license)

DOE vs. Github (amended complaint) Court Filing (Redacted), June 8, 2023, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

440. The HackerNoon Newsletter: Meet Āut Labs: HackerNoon Company of the Week (12/9/2024)

12/9/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

441. How Do Kwon and Terraform Built the Terraform Ecosystem Using Funds From Investors

Do Kwon used funds from investors to flesh out the Terraform ecosystem. Here's how he did it.

442. The Government's Definition of Crypto Asset, Blockchain, and Smart Contracts

The SEC defined crypto assets, blockchain, and smart contracts during the trial of SEC v Terraform.

443. Microsoft’s Actions Towards Other Firms

In this court filing, Microsoft's actions that reinforced its monopoly in relevant markets is explored.

444. Who Is Suing Twitter? Meet the Three People Behind It All

Parag Agrawal, Vijaya Gadde, and Ned Segal are suing Twitter.

445. Who Has Jurisdiction in the Twitter Lawsuit?

This Court has subject matter jurisdiction over Plaintiffs' claims pursuant to 8 Del C. § 145(k).

446. Plaintiffs in the Doe V. GitHub Case Are Demanding a Jury Trial

DOE v. Github (original complaint) Court Filing, retrieved on November 3, 2022 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

447. How to Get Started with Government Contracting: Stable and Reliable Revenue

The federal government represents a massive market opportunity for commercial tech companies. But many aren’t sure how to get started and are left asking themselves how to become a government contractor.

448. FTC v. Binance: The Other Relevant Entities You Should Know About

FTC v. Binance Court Filing, retrieved on March 27, 2023, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

449. SEC v. Binance: Statutory and Legal Framework

Gain insights into the legal framework that underpins American securities laws, the definition of "security" and its adaptation to diverse investment schemes.

450. The Market for Web Browsing Functionality: What Does That World Look Like?

United States Of America. v. Microsoft Corporation Court Filing by Thomas Penfield Jackson, November 5, 1999 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

451. FTC v. Binance: How Changpeng Zhao Operates Binance

FTC v. Binance Court Filing, retrieved on March 27, 2023, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

452. Uber: PAGA Plaintiff No Different Than A Member of the General Public

Uber further argues that a PAGA plaintiff stands in no different position than a member of the genal public with regard to non-individual claims.

453. Amazon Doesn’t Want Anyone Else To Have a Piece of the Pie

xplore Amazon's overwhelming presence in the online marketplace services market, with a market share exceeding 66% and continuing to grow.

454. The Commission's Fight to Tame Binance

Explore the comprehensive relief sought by the Commission in the Binance case, including allegations, injunctions, penalties, and more.

455. Is Your Tech Company Embracing Innovation the Right Way?

Leading by example demonstrates a commitment to Innovation and risk-taking for results.

456. SEC v. Terraform: Even If Some Violations Occured Outside the U.S., the Court Has Jurisdiction

The court has jurisdiction even if violations were committed outside of the U.S.

457. OpenAI: The Lawsuit Should Be Dismissed Because Plaintiffs Lack Article III Standing

DOE v. GITHUB Court Filing, retrieved on January 26, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here.

458. Binance's CEA Violations - COUNT II: Illegal Off-Exchange Commodity Options

This section outlines how Binance Holdings, Binance IE, and Binance Services, acting as a common enterprise, are alleged to have violated the CEA.

459. FTC v. Binance: A Look Into Binance’s Proprietary Trading Activity on Binance

FTC v. Binance Court Filing, retrieved on March 27, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

460. The Accusations Against GitHub Continue

DOE vs. GitHub (amended complaint) Court Filing (Redacted), June 8, 2023, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

461. OpenAI's Reply to the Amended Complaint: What Comes Next?

Open AI reply to amended complaint Court Filing Kandis A. Westmore, November 3, 2023, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

462. GitHub (Allegedly) Financially Hurt Open-Source Licences

DOE vs. Github (amended complaint) Court Filing (Redacted), June 8, 2023, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

463. Microsoft Thrawted the Expansion of the Java Class Libraries by Discouraging Developers

United States Of America. v. Microsoft Corporation Court Filing by Thomas Penfield Jackson, November 5, 1999, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

464. DOE v. GitHub: Plaintiffs Seek Declaratory Relief Against All Defendants

Learn about the plaintiffs' request for declaratory relief in Doe v. GitHub against all defendants.

465. OpenAI's Reply to the Amended Complaint: What Their Argument Is

Open AI reply to amended complaint Court Filing Kandis A. Westmore, November 3, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

466. The Noonification: 5 Gaming Franchises That Need to Return (9/16/2024)

9/16/2024: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

467. SEC v. Terraform: Explaining the Securities Act, the Definition of a Security, and More

Everything you need to know about the Securities Act and what a security actually is.

468. Plaintiffs Seek Redress and Judgments in GitHub Copilot Lawsuit

Plaintiffs in Doe v. Github demand various forms of relief, including permanent injunctive relief, attorney's fees, statutory damages, and more

469. Github's Agents and Co-conspirators

Dive into the world of management, control, and apparent authority that shaped these legal allegations.

470. DOE vs. GitHub: What Were the Claims for Relief?

DOE vs. Github (amended complaint) Court Filing (Redacted), June 8, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

471. Terraform Labs and Do Kwon Misled, Deceived, and Defrauded Investors

The SEC is accusing Terraform Labs and Do Kwon of misleading, deceiving, and defrauding investors.

472. The DMCA Claims Against OpenAI Should Be Dismissed: Here's Why They Do Not Apply

DOE v. GITHUB Court Filing, retrieved on January 26, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here.

473. FTC v. Binance: More Info on Binance Relying on Brokers

FTC v. Binance Court Filing, retrieved on March 27, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

474. Particle Network Launches V2 of Its Intent-Centric Modular Access Layer of Web3

Web3 infrastructure provider Particle Network has unveiled V2 of its Wallet-as-a-Service (WaaS) solution.

475. GitHub Breached Their Duties: An Explanation

DOE vs. Github (amended complaint) Court Filing (Redacted), June 8, 2023, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

476. Why Did Three Former Twitter Executives Sue the Company? Explaining What Led to the Incident

Here's what you need to know about the lead-up to three former Twitter executives suing Twitter.

477. The Allegations Against OpenAI Are Too Vague to Hold Water: OpenAI Lawsuit Details

DOE v. GITHUB Court Filing, retrieved on January 26, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here.

478. Understanding the Securities Act's Registration and Disclosure Requirements

Dive into the Securities Act's key provisions, Sections 5(a) and 5(c), which mandate the registration of securities offers and sales with the SEC.

479. One Trading Debuts Instant Trade to the World: What You Need to Know

One Trading, the crypto asset exchange formerly operating under the Bitpanda Pro brand, today announced its new product, Instant Trade.

480. In the Interest of All: Examining Class Allegations in DOE vs. Github

Discover the advantages of pursuing justice through a class action and the potential challenges of managing individual cases.

481. SEC v. Terraform Labs: Meet the Defendants

The defendants in this case are Terraform Labs and Do Kwon.

482. OpenAI Did Not Breach Any Contract: The Company Alleges There Was No Contract to Begin With

DOE v. GITHUB Court Filing, retrieved on January 26, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here.

483. Binance's CEA Violations - COUNT III: Failure to Register as a Futures Commission Merchant

In this section, Binance is alleged to have violated the Commodity Exchange Act by failing to register with the Commission.

484. GitHub Accused of Negligent Interference

DOE vs. Github (amended complaint) Court Filing (Redacted), June 8, 2023, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

485. OpenAI's Motion to Dismiss: The Notice They Put Out to the World

DOE v. GITHUB Court Filing, retrieved on January 26, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here.

486. SEC Seeks Stringent Measures Against Binance

The SEC's legal action against Binance aims to secure investor protection and uphold federal securities laws.

487. Binance's Alleged Violations of Commodity Exchange Laws

Binance, accused of operating without proper registration, faces allegations of violating the Commodity Exchange Act and regulations.

488. When Groceries Go Digital, Perishables Find Their Own Path

Understand why the online market for perishable groceries is distinct from the online superstore market.

489. Binance's CEA Violations - COUNT I: Execution of Transactions on an Unregistered Board of Trade

Binance is accused of executing retail commodity transactions without a registered board of trade and offering these transactions on a leveraged basis.

490. In Order For Internet Explorer to Rise, Navigator Had to Fall: The Browser Wars

United States Of America. v. Microsoft Corporation Court Filing by Thomas Penfield Jackson, November 5, 1999 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

491. Microsoft's Referral Server Agreements: The Details Regarding the Good and the Bad

United States Of America. v. Microsoft Corporation Court Filing by Thomas Penfield Jackson, November 5, 1999 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

492. The Effect of Microsoft's Action in the OEM Channel

United States Of America. v. Microsoft Corporation Court Filing by Thomas Penfield Jackson, November 5, 1999 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

493. Microsoft Got Into Bed With AT&T, Prodigy, and CompuServe: The Details of the Relationship

United States Of America. v. Microsoft Corporation Court Filing by Thomas Penfield Jackson, November 5, 1999 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

494. GitHub Committed Unlawful Business Practices: The Details

DOE vs. Github (amended complaint) Court Filing (Redacted), June 8, 2023, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

495. The Special Relationship Betwen GitHub and Open-Source Projects

DOE vs. Github (amended complaint) Court Filing (Redacted), June 8, 2023, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

496. This Is What the Twitter Executives Are Requesting From the Court

Ordering Defendant to timely pay Plaintiffs the full amount of all Expenses (including costs and attorneys ' fees) incurred in connection with this action

497. Three Former Twitter Executives Sue the Social Media Platform: Everything You Need to Know

Three former Twitter executives sued Twitter after Elon Musk's acquisition of the company.

498. The OpenAI Lawsuit: Dissecting and Refuting All of the Plaintiffs' Claims

DOE v. GITHUB Court Filing, retrieved on January 26, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here.

499. OpenAI Believes Its Lawsuit Should Be Thrown Out for Failure to State a Claim Under Rule

DOE v. GITHUB Court Filing, retrieved on January 26, 2023 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here.

500. Microsoft Was Inducing Developers to Use Their Implementation of Java Rather Than Sun's

United States Of America. v. Microsoft Corporation Court Filing by Thomas Penfield Jackson, November 5, 1999 is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series.

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1. Introducing The HackerNoon Blogging Fellowship

The HackerNoon Blogging Fellowship is a free remote online writing program where you can get mentored by a seasoned Editor and build up your writing portfolio.

2. The Top 10 Object-Oriented Design Interview Questions Developers Should Know

(Some background: I’ve interviewed hundreds of candidates for software engineering jobs at Facebook and Microsoft. I’ve also failed several coding interviews myself when I wasn’t prepared.)

3. Engineering Levels Ladder Explained

Ockam is sharing their engineer ladder in an effort to provide transparency and help junior engineers understand their potential career path.

4. Meta’s Software Engineer Levels Explained

Explore the structured levels for software engineers at Meta, from E3 to E10, detailing career progression, responsibilities, compensation, and company values.

5. Present Your Way to Success: Key Tips for Landing a Product Design Job

Every design job interview I’ve ever done or given has had one thing in common, and that’s the portfolio presentation.

6. Can Your Child Code?

Over the next fifty years, your child will hear one consistent question throughout their working life, “Can you code?”

7. 160+ Data Science Interview Questions

A typical interview process for a data science position includes multiple rounds. Often, one of such rounds covers theoretical concepts, where the goal is to determine if the candidate knows the fundamentals of machine learning.

8. 30 Next.js Interview Questions: Get Ready for Your Dream Job

Ace Your Next.js Interview with these commonly asked Next.js interview questions and answers.

9. Why Interviewing As A Developer Is Complete Nonsense

Learn what a developer goes through on every job search

10. Top 10 Job Boards Where You Can Find Your Next Software Engineering Job

I’ve compiled just a few of the best places for you to look for new job openings.

11. How Communication Skills Help Software Engineers Succeed

In reality, software engineers are not necessarily the worst communicators. However, there are a number of reasons why this bias toward engineers exists.

12. Elevating Product Management with Marketing Insights

Learn how to having marketing skills makes you a better product manager and how they help build great products.

13. How to Earn $25-45/Hour By Helping to Train AI Models

Scale AI needs your help training AI models.

14. MIT Has Released a Bunch of Free Courses: Discover 5 To Boost Your Tech Career

Explore free upskilling opportunities like MIT's OpenCourseWare and find exciting tech job opportunities on the HackerNoon Job Board.

15. Embracing Coding Patterns: a Smarter Approach to Coding Interview Prep

Discover how mastering coding patterns can transform your interview preparation. Explore 15 essential patterns for success in coding interviews.

16. Understanding the Role of a Product Manager in ML Product Development

What do the product managers of machine learning products do?

17. An Introductory Guide to System Design for Frontend Developers 👩‍💻

You starting point to a successful System Design interview round as a Frontend Developer!

18. Solving Balanced Parentheses Problem Using Regular Expressions

19. Lessons from a Product Manager at Google

Quick background

20. 4 Lessons I Picked Up as a Machine Learning Product Manager

How does one succeed as a product manager in the field of machine learning? Know the tech and get ready to work with many different tech roles!

21. The Generational Divide in Software Developers

Thirty years ago our managers enabled uninterrupted work. Today they throw as many interruptions at us as they can manage. Independent work is derided.

22. How to Grow as a Designer by Taking Initiative

Learn four essential steps to accelerate your career growth as a product designer and achieve faster promotions through strategic initiatives.

23. 8 Things Developers Don't Like About Low-Code and No-Code

Research into the attitudes of professional software developer towards low-code and nocode tools, including recommendations for low-code and nocode tool makers.

24. 7 Hard Truths for New Software Developers

If you’re coming out of your education (whether that is self taught, a university degree, or bootcamp), it’s important to know that your expectations for your career in the tech workforce may not align with actual industry practice and culture.

25. Where to Find a Software Engineer Mentor (and How to Benefit From Them)

Want to advance your software development career? Read our article to find out how to find a software engineer mentor and how to benefit from them.

26. What Exactly is a Tech Job?

Any job that deals within the tech ecosystem and requires some basic knowledge and understanding of technology is a tech job.

27. Devops Self-Education Roadmap: How to Make It Work

No course, diploma, or guide will guarantee that you will become a DevOps engineer. But any relevant information will undoubtedly get you closer to it.

28. How to Become a Top 1% Programmer: The Path You Have to Take

So you want to become better than 99% of programmers. But you are doing the exact same things that 99% of programmers are already doing.

29. How I Became a 100x Developer - As a Junior

The 10x / rockstar developer is a myth. Long live the 100x situational developer!

30. What You Need To Know About the Career Lattice To Get Your Next Tech Role

Forget the traditional career ladder because the career lattice offers a realistic way to grow and advance your tech journey

31. The 36 Highest Paying Cities for Management Consultants in the US

Here is everything you might want to know about what a management consultant does and how much someone can earn in the role.

32. Is the Tech Market Oversaturated?

With so much technology on the market, is there any room left for innovation? Is it possible to really do anything new in the industry?

33. The Best and Worst States for Remote Work in the U.S

Explore the latest data on remote work trends in the U.S., including the top states for working from home and the states with the lowest WFH figures

34. The Pointless TaskMaster: Why Product Management Might be a BS Job

Explore the concept of the Bullshit job made popular by David Graeber – see how it applies to Product Management.

35. Why I Left Engineering Management and Moved Back to Individual Contribution

Thinking of transitioning away from Engineering Manager to Individual Contributor? That is exactly what I did! Let me tell you a little bit about it.

36. 5 Types of Developers in High Demand in 2021

Golang engineers, AI engineers, and mobile app developers are expected to be in high demand throughout 2021.

37. What Is the GIAC Penetration Tester (GPEN) Certification?

You need to ensure your resources are put to the best use. With that in mind, it is important to know more about what the GIAC Penetration Tester Certification

38. What OpenAI’s GPT-4 Means for the Future of Software Engineering

OpenAI's GPT-4 could impact 80% of US workers' jobs, but is the end for software engineers?

39. Work From Home: What Works and What Doesn't

I read many articles and studies on remote work, tried them on myself, and now decided to share what I found most valuable for myself.

40. Expert Developers Share Their 10 Tips For Newbies On Starting Successful Career

All the hesitations are over and the decision is made: you’re going to become a programmer! Hurray!

41. The Competitive Landscape of the Software Development Job Market

Despite challenges, software developers remain resilient and are taking steps to improve their hireability — and their employers should take note.

42. 3 Tips to Improve Your Mental Health as a Developer

It's been over a month now since I last wrote an article here for my blog. I've been struggling a lot with low mood, which has meant that I haven't had the motivation or the energy to produce new content. I have been getting help, which I've found really useful, so I thought I'd share some of the things I've learned in the hope that it might help other developers in a similar position.

43. Working with Job Recruiters: Everything You Might Want to Know

This is everything you might want to know about job recruiters from a 20-plus-year veteran of the recruiting industry.

44. There Are No Shortcuts To Getting a Dev Job: Learn to Code the Slow Way

I need a developer job in 3 months; what's the best way to do that? There is no shortcut to landing a job.

45. When To Start Applying For Web Developer Jobs

When I was in the process of learning web development, I was always thinking to myself: “Am I ready to start applying for jobs”, “How many things do I need to know before I start applying for jobs”, “When should I start applying for jobs”. These are probably one of the most important questions in your web development career and ones most people struggle with.

46. Algorithms and Data Structures

47. Mastering Machine Learning Project Management

ML projects are unique because of their iterative and unpredictable nature. With this is mind, in this article, we explore how to approach and structure them.

48. Why Not Giving a Fuck Is the New Flex

The hustle-party-rinse-repeat signaling culture is over, and the new cool is to simply don't give a fuck.

49. How the Job Market Is Being Misrepresented to You

Here are some ways job seekers are misinformed about the job market.

50. UX Portfolio-Building Tips that Don't Get Old

5 UX portfolio tips from Meta & ex-Google designer. Upgrade your design portfolio and get the job you want.

51. The Best Developers Rarely get the job, "It’s like Tinder for jobs"

Learn how recruiters review your profile and get more job interviews (for a Software Developer role).

52. How Coding and Other Tech Careers Could Be Impacted By AI and ChatGPT

Since the plow, humans have had a natural wariness over technology that seems to threaten their jobs. It’s a natural anxiety. Factories, plows, and automation legitimately have scaled back the need for human labor. And now technology seems to be coming after jobs that previously appeared to be untouchable.

53. A Developer’s Github Profile is Just as Important as their Resume Itself

The more you can fill in with relevant information about yourself and your skills, the more you’ll stand out and be memorable to your potential employer.

54. What Is Project-Based Learning Method for Self-Taught Developers

When you are new to programming, people will always advise you on the best language to start with. Some will say Python, others JavaScript, C, C++, or the common mark-up language, HTML5. This is quite tiresome to some people especially for self-taught programmers, and first-year students in college.

55. 9 Top Career Tips from a Google Director of Engineering Making $1.5 Million

How much do directors make at Google? A director of engineering makes $1.5 million and explains how he did it on Blind.

56. How To Transition From Being A Programmer to Project Manager Position

You know that the digital project management field is growing, so companies require a fantastic project manager (PM). In case you are a programmer, then you know about the working of digital tools, tight-knit teams, competing deadlines and outside clients. Therefore you can become a proper PM and fulfill the requirements of the company. In the modern era, the majority of the people are looking for programming as their careers, so you must have to find a path to stand out. It is possible that you get tired of optimizing user experience (UX) by debugging codes, and now you want a different type of challenge.

57. Top 15 AI Companies Hiring in 2023 – By Salary Range

What are the top AI companies to work for in 2023? Compare startup and enterprise jobs, salaries, PTO, remote work, benefits, and work-life balance.

58. Everyone’s ‘Ditching’ the Cloud—But Here’s Why That’s a Lie

Cloud security booms to $156.25B by 2032 despite on-prem shifts. Hybrid & multi-cloud demand soars, quantum threats loom—your expertise is still key!

59. 17 Highest-Paying Cities in the San Francisco Bay Area for Software Engineers

A list with 17 of the highest paying cities for Software Engineers in the San Francisco Bay Area. Curate by reports from the verified professionals at Blind.

60. A Basic Shopify Theme Developer Roadmap

Is Shopify a well-equipped platform for development? What do you need to know to create Shopify Themes? Let’s check it out!

61. Four Things to do Before and After You're Laid Off

One of the hardest things to deal with about a layoff is that it is unexpected for the person laid off. Take these steps to deal with it if /when it happens.

62. 13 Highest paying Tech Jobs Software Engineers can aim to increase their Pay

If you are a computer science graduate or someone who is thinking of
making a career in the software development world or an experienced
programmer who is thinking about his next career move but not so sure
which field you should go then you have a come to the right place.

63. The Intersection of AI and Finance Will Create New Careers

Explore the world of AI finance careers and discover how AI is transforming the financial industry, from fraud detection to personalized customer experience.

64. The Complete Guide to Becoming a Software Architect

"I want to become a solution architect. What are the resources to learn more about architecture?" - We are all asking the wrong question.

65. Working at MANGA Company: Dos and Don'ts of Success

What have I learned after 3 years working at one of the most desired companies for a software engineer

66. A Detailed Roadmap to Take You From Junior to Senior Web Developer

If you're a junior web developer aspiring to become a senior developer, this comprehensive roadmap breaks down the key skills and topics you should learn.

67. Top 21 Companies Hiring for Remote Work

Top 21 Companies Hiring for full time , Remote Work-from Home Jobs

68. My Developer Interview Experience at Lyft, Microsoft, Booking, Uber, JP Morgan, Amazon and Facebook

Yet another story of how an ordinary guy from the middle of nowhere in Russia managed to get multiple FAANG offers. This time, in Europe.

69. How I Got a Job at Spotify via my GitHub Profile

How my GitHub profile got me a job at Spotify. It doesn't have to be a good profile, but having one can be a difference-maker.

70. What Is Impostor Syndrome?

Impostor syndrome is a psychological occurrence in which an individual doubts their skills or talents and has a fear of being exposed as a fraud.

71. A Guide to Understanding the Job Roles & Selecting Your Career in Cybersecurity

This article covers the top 20 job roles available in the Cyber Security domain along with the job description in a simplified way.

72. The Impostor Syndrome Among Us

Impostor Syndrome is one of the most popular workplace epidemics in the world. It affects people in every profession, irrespective of years of experience.

73. How to Become a MarTech Developer in 2021

You've heard of different job titles, like frontend developer, backend developer, full-stack developer, etc. Have you heard of MarTech developer?

74. STAR: The Best Framework for Answering Behavioral Questions in Tech Interviews

The STAR Method is one of the most well-known interview frameworks out there that are perfect for answering behavioral interview questions.

75. The HackerShip is BACK! Join HackerNoon’s Internship and Apprenticeship Program today!

76. The package.json File Guide

If you work with or interact with a JavaScript project, frontend project or a node.js project you surely know about the package.json file.

77. How to Find a Job or Internship in Tech With These 9 GitHub Repositories (2025 Guide)📚🔥

Explore 9 GitHub repos for 2025 tech jobs and internships, ideal for students and professionals seeking amazing career opportunities.

78. How I Became a Developer in 7 months After 5 Years of Unrelated Experience

Anyone I asked for advice was against me quitting the stable job to explore completely uncharted territory, and that too with a child. But eventually, I quit.

79. 5 Things I Wish I Knew When Learning to Code

From dropping out of college at the young age of 20 to co-founding a deep-tech startup, the last 5 years have made for a convoluted and enlightening journey. All this while, coding has been a constant positive in my life.

80. The Four Rs: How to Become a Good Programmer

Some best practices for how people learn pulled from the research literature and ways of applying them to learning new things as a software engineer.

81. AI in Human Resources: 5 Trends in 2020 and Beyond

Many new and emerging technologies are adding value to human resources. This explains their high adoption rate. One of these technological marvels is artificial intelligence or AI.

82. 10 Things Every New Developer Should Know

Tips for New Developers starting a new career.

83. How I've Navigated a 30-Year Career in IT and Software Development

During Career Day in High School a teacher pointed out that only if you had advanced math skills could you be successful in Computer Programming.

84. How Much Stock do Robinhood Employees Receive?

Robinhood’s “one-time” adjustment grants new hires additional stock over the next 24 months to help employees “break even”

85. How to Jump-Start Your Career as a Junior Full-Stack Developer

Are you looking to start a career as a full-stack developer? Find these tips&tricks for developers, by developers. Happy coding!

86. Choosing Your First Software Development Job: Factors to Consider

Getting into the field of software development is a smart career move. Many employers are looking for developers and often struggle to fill these roles. Not only that but salaries and benefits are extremely competitive in our tech-centric world.

87. Why Should You Go With GoLang [Newbie's Guide]

Go is a programming language that was designed in 2007, and this fact directly puts it into the young budding category. Even it is fairly young, as compared to others, it has a lot to offer. No, don't get confused with its adorable and goofy Gopher mascot. This language is more like a dominant alien trying to rule the universe of development!

88. Women in Tech: Interview with Anastasia Mironova, Product Designer at WhatsApp London

Interview with Anastasia Mironova: sharing her career journey, perspectives on women in tech, and insights into design leadership

89. 3 Habits That Will Help You Become a Top Developer

Who/what, according to you, is a programmer’s best friend? Some say coffee, others say keyboard shortcuts but I think it is Stack Overflow.

90. How to Find a Job in Crypto and Blockchain in 2022

Interested in crypto jobs? Understand the market and learn the 15 best ways you can find opportunities

91. Why Working in a Startup Is More Rewarding Than a Career in Big-Tech

Five reasons of why working in a startup might be more rewarding than position in a big-name company for specialists, who are focused on career achievements.

92. Top 10 Interview Questions on Spring Boot

In this article, we will discuss some important 10 interview questions in Spring Boot. These the entire question is trending with building strong java career in the job market.

93. 12 Tech Idioms Endorsed By Your Workmates

If you want to work for a global company in the tech sector, you'll need the right language. The tech idioms in this post will help you sound like a native.

94. To Be a More Successful Developer, Give Up These 13 Things

There is one important prerequisite to becoming better at anything: Concentrate on the things that matter, and give up what doesn’t. Developing is no exception. It is a process that can become problematic if you decide to pursue perfection, focusing on aspects that are complex but inessential.

95. How AI Will Impact the Future of Career

The impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the job market and the future of work is no longer a topic only for futurists. See the future of careers now.

96. Career Ladder for Women in Tech: Latest Trends and Research

Have your efforts as a woman in tech garnered heightened respect in a male-dominated field? Get to know more about the 2023 career ladder for women in tech here

97. Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor Paul Malykh, QA Head

In this interview with HackerNoon, Paul a QA with over 8 years of experience in IT, shares glimpses of his journey and personal interests.

98. 5 Useful Tips from My Amazon SDE II Interview Experience

Amazon SDEII coding and system design interview experience from initial recruiter call to online assessment and onsite rounds.

99. The Secrets to Building a World-Class Software Engineering Team to Create Cutting-Edge Products

Skilled IT workers are challenging to find and keep – and the talent shortage is bound to continue in 2022. But there’s a recipe that’s guaranteed to work...

100. AWS Career Paths: Top 5 Jobs You Can Get With an AWS Certification

101. The 2025 Job Market Reality Check: Why Old-School Job Search Tactics Are Dead

The 2025 job market isn't just tough—it's officially broken.

102. Top 10 Tech Jobs Emerging with the Emerging Technologies

85% of the jobs that today's college students will have in 2030 haven't been invented yet. Discover emerging tech jobs.

103. How to Get a Job in Cybersecurity

Good mentors, and a willingness to take opportunities that come up (and abandon those that aren't working out) can take you a long way in a career.

104. Laid-Off Techies: Where Are You Going?

The short answer, however, is that America's tech workers are still here. They're just working in different industries and looking to diversify their careers.

105. Web3 Job Market Trends Report Through the Crypto Bear Market

Web3 job market has been quite strong through this bear market providing tons of opportunities for people especially in tech! Let's look at some trends.

106. How To Fight Imposter Syndrome As a Programmer

I’ll never forget the time I spent a summer at Facebook. I had an opportunity most people can only dream of. I stepped into a robust engineering culture and a community of mission-driven people. The perks were everything you’ve heard of and more. I ate at gourmet cafeterias, rode free commuter buses with Wi-Fi, and had all the free tech gear I wanted.

107. Are Cybersecurity Careers Future Proof?

Are the cybersecurity careers of tomorrow still going to be there in the face of relentless automation?

108. The Fundamentals of RF and Encryption for Cybersecurity Analysts

Learn the fundamentals of RF, signal analysis, antenna design, and encryption for a career in cybersecurity. Discover key concepts and tools in this beginner's

109. Key Insights From Passing All 12 AWS Certification Exams

On April 24, 2023, I successfully completed the AWS certification marathon by passing one AWS certification exam per month. Here are some lessons I learned.

110. Is Cyber Security a Good Career Choice in 2024?

Is cyber security a good career choice? This is the widely asked questions these days. Explore this article to learn more about Cybersecurity career.

111. 6 Steps to Grow Into A Lead Engineer At FAANG

If you are a software engineer in one of the FAANG companies or similar you are probably one among the thousands of engineers at the company. How do you go from starting fresh as a junior engineer to leading a team in say 5 years?

112. 77% Of Hiring Managers Say Job Hopping Is A Red Flag

It’s estimated that millennials average two years and nine months in a role and Gen Xers average five years and two months.

113. Are You a Code Monkey or a Real Professional Developer?

Do you understand how to help your company succeed? Or do you just churn out code like a robot?

114. New Job Imposter Syndrome

I am writing this after just surviving my first week of a new job that gave me the worst imposter syndrome I’ve had since I first started working as a software engineer. To be clear, it had nothing to do with the job itself or how anyone treated me. In fact, I was pretty surprised to feel imposter syndrome at all because I’ve had a lot of different jobs in the past four years and have been pretty good at transitioning. Let me provide some context before I dig into what helped me overcome this syndrome.

115. The Story of How I Almost Became a Developer

The story of how I almost became a developer. Featuring confusion, frustration! Triumph! Coming soon to Netfli.... just kidding.

116. The One Data Science Project Idea That’ll Impress Interviewers

Let’s talk about the one and only project you need to build, that’ll help you gain fullstack data science experience, and impress interviewers on your interviews if your goal is to jumpstart your career in data science.

117. How I Fell In Love With Python

Two years back, I was a guy with zero programming skills. For my whole life, I always kept running away from Computer Sciences and I ended up pursuing my engineering in Computer sciences only. Well it was kinda blessing in disguise because now I feel that it was right decision to choose Computer Science( just because I feel like it is much easier than other branches of engineering).

118. The Roadmap and Resources to Becoming a Full Stack Developer

In this blog, I am going to be sharing with you the Roadmap and the Resources that you require to become a Full Stack Developer.

119. Before You Start Learning to Code, Read This.

How to get started with software development, the easy way.

120. Top 10 Resources for Learning Solidity

If you want to become a smart contract developer on Ethereum, then you need to learn Solidity. Let's look at 10 great sources that can help you on your journey.

121. How to Build the Perfect CV to Land a Data Science Role

Looking to make your data scientist resume more attractive to employers?

122. How to Get a Recruiter to Work Harder for You

Here’s the secret to getting a recruiter to work harder for you.

123. Pressure Makes Better Programmers Faster

Over the course of my life, I’ve participated in more than 20 hackathons, so I might be a little biased on them, but on the other hand, I know a lot about how they can be useful.

124. The Potential Impact of Dot-Com Bubble 2.0 on Tech Careers

A look at the Dot-Com Bubble from an employee's eyes and why history might repeat itself.

125. 5 Things to Consider Before Interviewing at Fortinet

Working at Fortinet is a unique experience. Its one that can grow your career and pay you well, if you know what your getting into.

126. How To Create a GitHub Portfolio

This step-by-step guide will walk you through how to create a GitHub portfolio website to showcase your work as a developer.

127. How to Transition to Product Management [Part 2- From Zero to Product Manager]

This article is Part 2 of the ongoing series From Zero to Product Manager. A set of articles that help you transition to a Product Management role.
In this post, I provide four essential steps to transition to a PM role

128. This Is Who Is Switching Careers and Breaking Into the Tech Industry

129. How to Turn "0 Years of Experience" Into a Job in Tech

If you’re here, you want to land a technical role, but you’re not sure what to do next. Do you get a specific certification? What tools or software do you need to pick up? You want to know you can land an incredible job that pays well, allows you to learn, and stand among fellow techies. Yet, you’re uncertain right now and unsure if your technical skills are at the level companies want. The last thing you want is for a hiring manager to look at your resume and immediately toss it out. Even worse, he might laugh at how bad your technical skills are.

130. Interview with a Product Manager at Microsoft

Felix is a Product Manager at Microsoft in the Azure cloud services organization. He’s got a very cool background: he’s started his own company and has gone to business school amongst a lot of other things. I had the chance to ask him some questions about his job.

131. An Insider’s View of Working at a Walk-Up TechBar

My experience mentoring interns in the Help Desk works and at a walk-up TechBar who were part of the Genesys Works program.

132. Going Beyond the Prize: From Hackathon Judge to Impact Driver

I got a chance to visit Tree Hacks 2 weekends ago at Stanford University. Here are some of the lessons I learned.

133. 7 Best Tech Career Paths of The Future

From technology and innovation to economies, the world has been experiencing a plethora of changes in recent times. Business, as usual, is no more an alternative for any industry. The traditional careers may or may not have their way into the future. With these rapid transitions, there are a lot of new career options that may rule the future.

134. Blockchain Needs You: A Guide to Non-Tech Careers in Blockchain

There is no better time to find a non-finance, non-tech career in blockchain.

135. Getting Into Tech: 7 Golden Tips For a Career Change

If you are reading these tips on how to switch your job to IT, then below you will find some golden tips which I wish I had got at the start of my career back t

136. 7 Industry-Recognized AI Certifications and How to Make Them Count in Your Career

From MIT to Google Cloud, these top 7 AI certifications offer the skills, credibility, and real-world experience needed to thrive in the AI era.

137. The 13 Highest Paying Cities for Software Engineers in the U.S Midwest

Among the top 100 best-paying cities for software engineers in the U.S., 13 are in the Midwest, as reported by over 5 million verified professionals on Blind.

138. Why I Quit My Full Stack Web Developer Job

Learn how to recognize red flags in your workplace culture as a software developer.

139. Imposter Syndrome Is an Invention: Interview With Angelina Severino, Design Lead at Gamgee Amsterdam

Insights from Angelina Severino, Design Lead at Gamgee Amsterdam, on tech, gender bias, and why imposter syndrome is an invention.

140. Want to Break into Product Management? – Here's How I Started

To become a product manager, I had to first ascertain what transferrable skills I had that would be relevant in product management and was ready to develop new ones that I did not yet have.

141. 5 Best Online Information Technology Courses to Grow Your Tech Career

Online learning is just as important to your career as learning in a class. Find out the five online courses that you can take to grow in your tech career.

142. 5 Things to Consider Before Joining a Startup

Thinking of changing your career by stepping into the startup scene? Here are a few things to consider before joining a risky early-stage venture.

143. Dear Techies, Maybe It’s Time To Admit We’re a Little Over-Saturated

Is the tech industry facing saturation and a slowdown in innovation?

144. How To Make a Living Freelancing and Working Remotely

Working remotely has become familiar with fewer people working in offices and more from their own homes. Freelancers generally set their own work hours.

145. Steps to Become a Front-end Developer

This article will help you to start a path to front-end development. In the last 10 year’s I didn’t pay any attention about programming and the way websites built. About 2 years ago, I started to spend more than 12 hours every day working as a remote tester for several platforms.

146. How to Code for Decades and STILL NOT become a Millionaire

Opportunities for making LOTS of money will present themselves over the years of a tech career.

147. How To Become a Web Developer in 2024

Discover top resources for learning and freelancing opportunities to gain real-world experience, and kickstart your frontend development career today!

148. 7 Ways To Make Your Software Engineering Resume Stand Out

Software engineering is an in-demand skill with lots of job opportunities. As more people enter the field, tempted by big salaries and the promise of job security, it is increasingly important to make sure that your resume stands out for those top-tier jobs. Here are a few tweaks you can make to your resume so that it ends up at the top of every hiring manager’s pile.

149. Junior Cybersecurity Roles Are Vanishing—Blame Agentic AI

MCP and ACP protocols are killing entry-level jobs. 94% of IT positions need experience, 90% of tasks automated. Adapt or perish in the AI job apocalypse.

150. New WEF Report Reveals Jobs on the Brink of Extinction

Explore the future of work (2025-2030)! Learn which jobs are rising, which are fading, and how to stay ahead in the evolving job market.

151. What is it Like to be a Software Engineering Intern at Microsoft?

When I accepted the offer for my summer Software Engineer internship at Microsoft, I was not able to find useful information about the onboarding process.

152. Data Analytics Career Growth

A strong technical skill set is key but it is not enough in isolation. Combining technical expertise with the five themes discussed can be a superpower.

153. Understanding Stock As a Component of Total Compensation

Stock options. Many employees of startups and corporations get to hear this term when their compensation is being discussed.

154. What is a Cybercrime Investigator? (and How to Become One)

If you're tired of the rampant scams and fraud online, this article will explain how you can fight back as a cybercrime investigator.

155. Critical Tips to Learn Programming Faster

Looking to understand the critical factors to learn programming faster are listed here.

156. 7 Ways You Can Use Git to Boost Productivity

Git is the most popular source control system. In this post, I'll show some of these features that will make your work easier when using Git.

157. Prepare For Your Next Tech Interview With These 17 Data Structures and Algorithms Sites

I've compiled some of the most useful resources for DSAs, interview practice sites, commonly asked technical questions, and sites to build practical projects.

158. Seven Steps for Surviving Your First Programming Job

How to Survive Your First Programming Job

159. The "Great Regret" and How to Avoid it when Switching Jobs

This article addresses things to take note of, before you switch jobs to avoid the "Great regret"

160. How the Great Resignation Has Widened The Tech Gap

The Great Resignation, as some have dubbed it, has heavily impacted the tech jobs market. Here's how it's impacted businesses and how they can adapt to it.

161. Technical Writing, Leadership and Management

Management and leadership in technical writing should not be either/or, and requires new perspectives on roles, hierarchy, vision and goals.

162. Why It’s a Good Idea for Developers to Work with Startups Instead of for Them

What if I told you, it’s possible to get the best of both worlds – to capture the advantages of working with a startup while mitigating the downsides?

163. Dealing With Impostor Syndrome as a Software Engineer

This question has haunted me for years. And it seems I’m not alone. Many
people experience this same insecurity. They desire to know if they’ve made it.

164. How to Hire a Developer in 30 Minutes

At Adadot we hire people, not paper. We don’t look for the highest mark or the most prestigious degree, but for the person behind the CV.

165. Why Harvard Alumni Are Better Than You

Harvard dropout starts a company and raises 20 million dollars. I bet you heard this story so many times and you might feel intimidated by them. But what makes

166. The 20 Highest Paying Cities for Software Engineers in California

These are the 20 best-paying cities for software engineers in California, as reported by the more than 5 million verified professionals on Blind.

167. How to Become a Game Developer

Are you planning on becoming a Game Developer? Here is a roadmap and resources to become a Game Developer in 2022.

168. 6 Essential Tips to Level Up Your Tech Resume

A good resume is a doorway to an interview and a potential job offer. Here’s the good news: the tech industry is always growing and has many high-paying opportunities. Every year, dozens of new technology companies are founded and new positions for entry-level to managerial-level positions are created.

169. 82% of Verified TikTok Professionals in the U.S. are Looking for a New Job

Social media companies, which have long relied on their cool factor as trendy or best places to work, may have a talent-retention problem.

170. You Don't Need To Be A Rockstar Programmer To Succeed

This post will show the steps I took to arrive at this point in my career and dispel some myths that I’ve seen newer engineers, including myself, fall prey to.

171. The Roadmap To Becoming A Great CTO: Skills, Strategy, and Rewards

What is the role of a CTO in small to mid-stage companies? How do you get the job and how do you do well in the role?

172. Burnout: Recognizing Signs and Taking Action

Fight back against tech burnout. Learn to recognize the signs, take action, and put preventive strategies in place to thrive in the tech industry.

173. 5 Technology Jobs You Can Apply For in 2030

Little by little, advances in technology and science are setting the scene for the next industrial revolution, which will change our world and lives in unimaginable ways.

174. 7 Basic Rules to Make Developer`s Life Better

As people, we have a superpower; it is the power of perception. As the famous saying goes, life is 10% what happens to us and 90% how we respond to it.

175. Do Tech Companies Owe Employees Better Benefits?

Tech companies are known for the exciting benefits they offer their employees. Are those benefits enough for top talent?

176. 340 Stories To Learn About Careers

Learn everything you need to know about Careers via these 340 free HackerNoon stories.

177. 10 Underrated Skills That Will Make You an E-commerce Rockstar

Is there a trick to launching a famous Ecommerce Industry? What do famous giants like Amazon have that your business might be lacking? We are here to find out about the 10 most underrated skills that will make you a rockstar in the e-commerce industry. Outdated business structures often go through tides of highs and lows but luckily Ecommerce is thriving well. In fact, at present, it is clearly outperforming other competitive fields.

178. How to Prepare For a Mock Interview — Daniel Habib

Programming mock interviews can be time consuming and intimidating - here's how to make sure you didn't just waste your time

179. The 56 Highest Paying Cities in the US for Technical Architects.

It's a technical architect's job to make sure IT systems run seamlessly. This article provides a list of the top paying states in the US for technical architect

180. This Skill Gap Is Blocking Your Career (And It Has Nothing to Do with AI)

Weak interview skills are holding back 8 in 10 tech workers.

181. Why Shielding Your Tech Team May Not Be the Optimal Leadership Approach

New managers often shield their teams from everything. Devs are happy and peacefully working in their cozy world. Everything is amazing! Or is it?

182. 5 Most In-Demand Tech Skills to Learn and Empower Your Tech Career

If you want to empower your tech career or if you want to switch into a tech career, here are the most in-demand tech skills you can learn.

183. Why 2024 Is the Year of Skills-Based Hiring for Tech Workers

Discover how tech companies are shifting towards skills-based hiring, offering new opportunities for job seekers to land their dream roles.

184. No, AI Will Not Be Replacing Tech Jobs

ChatGPT and artificial intelligence (AI) will not replace tech workers due to its limitations and the increasing reliance on digital systems and processes.

185. How to Find Jobs in the Web3 Industry

No experience with coding? No problem. There’s lots of room in web3. Here's a few tips for job searching in the space.

186. Unleashing Your Software Developer Potential: Mastering Growth with a Notion Template

Have you ever considered the vital role that good documentation plays in one’s career growth?

187. What Working at Amazon Taught Me About Growth and Engineering

188. Forget Quiet Quitting, fatFIRE is the Newest Workplace Trend

All the talk about quiet quitting makes it seem like everyone hates their jobs and is just sleepwalking through the workday, but that’s not the case -here's why

189. 5 Tips for Breaking Into Cybersecurity with No Experience

If you're looking to break into the cybersecurity field, you may feel like you have your work cut out for you.

190. Switching Jobs in Tech Industry: 6 Key Lessons I've Learned

Switching jobs in the tech industry can be an interesting adventure. Learning how to navigate the onboarding at a new company while keeping your health in check

191. I Wish I Understood These 8 Things Earlier In My Career

This article is a list of things that I wish that I understood earlier in my career. There's no time machine, but I can share them with you!

192. "Being Glue" is Holding Women Back in Tech, but Documentation Can Help

Internal documentation can help improve diversity and inclusion in the workplace.

193. Colombia's Digital Nomad Visa Raises Internet Connectivity Concerns

Let’s explore why digital nomads are drawn to Colombia, what the digital nomad visa offers and which locations offer the most reliable internet connections.

194. Almost Half of Workers Are 'Polyworking' or Have a Side Hustle

Tech workers with more than one job are becoming the norm - but is this trend set to continue?

195. 154 Stories To Learn About Work

Learn everything you need to know about Work via these 154 free HackerNoon stories.

196. How to Be a Great Mentor in 5 Steps

Here are some crucial steps I believe each mentor should take in order to build a long-lasting relationship with their mentees.

197. Will We Ever Have Too Many Developers?

The rapid development of technology has shown the importance of developers in our lives. Read our article to find out more about this highly evolving field.

198. AI Will Eliminate Most Human Jobs by 2030

Last year the BBC reported that Robot automation will 'take 800 million jobs by 2030'. Lucky for most of the people reading this post, developer jobs are safe for the time being. But what is the world going to look like when most manual jobs are taken by machines? What type of effect will this have on our economy? What will happen to the middle class? Do we need Universal Basic Income?

199. How I Overcame Imposter Syndrome While at Meta

My experience with Imposter Syndrome at Meta and how I overcame it

200. Navigating the Software Development Jungle: Spotting Toxic Work Environments

Navigating a toxic work environment in software development often feels like you're wading through muddy waters.

201. The Role of Data Scientists in the Age of AI and Automation

In this, we'll explore the world of data scientists and the role they play in this age of technological wonders.

202. Why Only 1 in 5 Developers Are Happy at Work

Insights from the 2024 Developer Survey highlight frustration factors like technical debt and burnout, with flexibility and growth key to boosting satisfaction.

203. The Advantage of Hiring Older Workers

Older workers are often discriminated against in the hiring process, and companies are losing valuable resources due to this practice.

204. Spain Has a Brain Drain and Talent Exodus Problem: How Can We Solve It?

Spain has a brain drain issue. Here's how startups can help.

205. From a Googler's Scratchpad — How to Shape Your Resume for a Google Job Interview

Google Job Interview tips, Resume writing tips for FAANG

206. A Software Engineer's Playbook for Starting a New Gig

Tips for how to succeed in your first weeks at a new job or project as a software engineer.

207. How Code-Switching Leads to Imposter Syndrome for WOC in Corporate Technology

Exceptional performance can be highlighted without cultural barriers and division of circumstances.

208. Upskilling 2025: One of Amazon Biggest Plans in History to Train 100,000 Employees.

The world is heading to the new age of technology and automation. Companies must also adapt to the new rise of technology for sure. Well, Amazon is certainly on the right track.

209. How Feasible Is Jumpstarting Your Career With AWS Certifications?

Cloud expertise is currently one of the most sought-after tech skills out there, and cloud jobs are some of the highest paying in the industry. But how does one break into this exciting field?

210. A Principal Software Engineer's Guide to Planning Projects Painlessly

Planning as a principal engineer is all about bringing engineering, business, and people close together. Here are the things to consider.

211. WTF Do Product Managers Do?

The path of a product manager is influential through managing different projects with a team and forward-thinking to steer the company in the right direction.

212. 4 Ways To Market Your Tech Company

You’ve built a tech business with industry-leading potential. But how do you get it out there in front of the customers you need for it to fly?

213. Human Resources Management Software Business Research [Part 2]

Hi there! My name is Vitalii Berdichevskyi, I’m a Product Manager. In a previous essay of the series I shared with you Performance Management Software industry research. In this essay I will share with you HR Management Software business research.

214. My Take on The Mass Layoff at Twitter HQ

Bad managment can fire you at an instant if they can pay for it

215. Embracing Remote Work as a Software Engineer in the Post-COVID Era

Explore a software engineer's journey into the digital nomad lifestyle post-COVID, with insights on creating effective remote workspaces and balancing work-life

216. The AI Revolution: Navigating the Job Market of Tomorrow

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is on the rise in the workplace, and it's up to you to decide whether to embrace it or risk falling behind.

217. What is a Developer's Worst Enemy?

We developers get stuck working hard for a long period on multiple projects, that seems impossible to complete.

218. Top 5 Soft Skills for a Tech Professional Today

Which soft skills do tech employers require in 2022? Find out the answers in my new article.

219. How to Become a DevOps Engineer in 2022 (with Resources)

Want to become a DevOps Engineer? Here is a roadmap and resources to become a DevOps engineer.

220. 3 Real SQL Questions Asked During Technical Interviews

I love to engage with my readers and learn about what their concerns are when it comes to the technical interview. In this article, I’ll go through a question from a reader and 3real SQL questions that were asked during technical screenings from real companies.

221. Five Pieces of Advice for Developers Transitioning to Tech Leader Position

Becoming a Tech Leader implies in more responsibilities. Your toolkit must include new skills. Besides designing, writing, and reviewing code, tech leaders must care about the team members and the overall code quality and architecture.

222. 6 Software Engineering Soft Skills That You Need

As a software engineer, you should contemplate and reflect on how you can better improve your soft skills with users, customers, and team members.

223. 4 Tech Tools Changing The Way You Apply For Jobs

Here are some of the top tech resources that will help you improve your competitive edge while on the job hunt.

224. The Tech World's Best-Kept Secret: Smart Buildings

While Silicon Valley is laying off thousands of workers, companies in the smart buildings industry (SBI) are facing serious workforce shortages in almost every

225. Don't Make These 6 Common Junior Dev Mistakes!

In this article, we'll take a look at 6 of the most common mistakes junior developers make and offer advice on how to avoid them.

226. 3 Key Considerations when Recruiting for Clean Tech Startups

Remarking key points to have in mind when cleantech startups are recruiting talent

227. FAANG Engineers Report Median Base Salary of $150k to $200k

According to a user-created poll, the median base salary of a user on Blind is between $150,000 to $200,000

228. Stop Fearing the Whiteboard: Conquer It!

It's time we stopped fearing, complaining, and arguing about whiteboard coding interviews.

229. The Rational Software Engineer: How to Find a Dream Job

Rational Software Engineer: How to Find a Dream Job covers how to go through the job search process and identify whether a company is a good place to work.

230. Innovating with Purpose: How Marut Pandya Is Building a Career in AI

Marut Pandya’s journey from physics to AI innovation showcases curiosity-driven success. Learn how he builds scalable AI solutions and mentors future engineers.

231. Scaling the Dependency Autopilot; Balancing Autonomy and Collaboration

Whether you’re a founder, manager or employee, there are dynamics of dependency you’re dealing with that are worth being aware of.

232. Do Hiring Managers Value Side Projects?

I’ve been a tech co-founder multiple times and have ran or participated directly in the hiring of over two dozen developers across three companies. I’ve recruited across experience levels, from startups to public companies. In that time, I’ve reviewed hundreds of resumes.

233. Breadth and Depth: How to Overcome the Generalist Dilemma

Generalists face the same dilemma: should I keep trying new things or stick with that one (or two) things and go deep? In truth, it's more complicated than that

234. 22 Top Tech Companies Hiring Remote Workers in 2021

These are the 22 Top Tech Companies filling remote job positions in 2021. The list includes Citrix, Oracle, and more.

235. 15 Advanced Cybersecurity & Web 3.0 Executives

A new breed of tech visionaries has been instrumental in driving this change and helping to deliver Web 3.0 solutions to the masses.

236. The Rational Software Engineer: Navigating a Career Change

How to change your career as a software engineer inside the field and outside the field in a smart way.

237. Busting Myths About Tech Bootcamps: Challenge What You Think You Know

You've probably got a lot of assumptions about tech bootcamps, if they're worth it, how much they cost, who gets to do them...Ironhack is here to bust myths!

238. How an Arts Graduate Ended Up Managing Cybersecurity and Penetration Testing Projects

You don't need a computer science degree to manage complex technical projects. Curiosity, structure, and persistence turned out to be enough.

239. From Mozilla to Meta, Amazon and Microsoft, Rustaceans Are in Demand Right Now

Explore the growing demand for Rust devs, why this language is becoming a favorite among top tech companies, and how it could lead to lucrative opportunities.

240. The Jack-of-All Trades of Software Development: Decoding the Full Stack Engineer

Full-Stack Development — its evolution, technical demands, pros and cons… this guide demystifies the role of a Full-Stack Engineer in the software industry.

241. Climbing the Ladder: Transition From Engineer To 'Leader'

How to transition from a software engineer to a manager and a leader of a team.

242. How to Become a Software Architect: Keith Casey™️ on His Career Learnings at Twilio, Okta and Beyond

Software architects are really the linchpin for creating exceptional, world-changing software—and having the wrong person in that seat can be disastrous.

243. How To Start Your Tech Career in 2021

In this post, I'll share some specific action points that can help you transition to a tech career in 2021.

244. On Being a Woman of Color in Tech w/Akanksha Gupta from Amazon AWS

There was a project that required traveling, and my boss assumed that I wouldn't be able to take it due to my gender.

245. 10 Companies to Bet the Future of Your Career On

If you’re interested in great rewards, a career with a heavy tilt toward stock-based compensation could be right for you, depending on your risk tolerance.

246. Best Resources to Learn React Native Development [My Review]

React Native is a framework for building cross-platform mobile apps for iOS and Android. There are lots of materials with which to learn React Native and in this article, I will show the best 10 resources to learn React Native development. For each learning material, I will talk about the entry behavior, time to complete, content, and difficulty level.

247. Developers Are Gaming Their GitHub Profiles

GitHub contribution graphs are broken. Here are 5 tools developers use to game them—and why the system created the demand.

248. 20 Companies With Remote Tech Jobs

FlexJobs recently compiled a list of 20 companies that commonly hire for work-from-home IT jobs

249. How I Find and Teach Product Managers with MDMA

You can’t find perfect product specialists, but you can find those who can make a given product better at the moment.

250. Tech Career Stories: From Frontend Developer to Principal Software Engineer

50+ books and resources that help me in my journey in tech.

251. What Does Total Compensation Really Mean?

It is common to think of compensation purely as salary – money you get paid for the work you do. But many people get compensated with more than just salary.

252. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor and Developer Evangelist, Raymond Camden

Raymond Camden is a Senior Developer Evangelist for Adobe. He has run a blog for twenty years and published books on web development.

253. 4 Questions to Ask When Learning New Technology

it's easy to think we understand a certain technology when in reality it's not the case. So what questions can we ask to make sure we do?

254. Action Breeds Clarity

Action breeds clarity and encapsulates a fundamental truth that transcends various aspects of life. It allows us to break free from the constraints of overthink

255. Focus on These Skills If You're Worried About AI Taking Your Job

Three types of skills for software developers and designers worried about the mass adoption of AI

256. 383 Stories To Learn About Career Advice

Learn everything you need to know about Career Advice via these 383 free HackerNoon stories.

257. Don't Stop at Writing Code, Create Business Value

Knowing the business needs/problems can help engineers to grow faster. If you don’t know WHAT and WHY, you can’t think of HOW.

258. Connecting on LinkedIn: A Guide to Getting Interviews and Landing Job Offers

Go to LinkedIn. Scroll through jobs. Find postings you may have a good chance of getting hired for. Click on a job posting. Upload resume. Submit. Repeat, over and over.

259. Marketing the Engineering Team

Ever been a Systems Administrator? I have (first job I ever had!), and I have to tell ya, it's a pretty thankless gig. I mean yes, there is the satisfaction of a job well done, the joy of knowing that everything is up and working to spec, etc., but, behind all of this, you are left with the knowledge that Nobody Cares Till It Breaks 😔.

260. Show Me Your Faith and I Will Show You My Work - Don't Neglect Your Technical Foundation

This transformation wouldn't be problematic if management positions were guaranteed for life. But as many of us have learned the hard way, they aren't.

261. Finding Your Ideal Workplace: Beyond Salary, What Truly Matters in a Job?

Improve your job search by including the corporate culture, the community it serves, the products it creates, and how it fits into the work you're called to do.

262. The Movie-Inspired Developer That Manipulated Code to Steal $300K

Story of the developer who stole 300K dollars from an American e-commerce company.

263. How I Landed a Design Internship at HackerNoon

Here's a story of how I landed a design internship with hackernoon.

264. The Highest Paying Jobs in Cyber Security

Get the latest popular cyber jobs with the highest salaries in the world with a complete guide about them with the profile information

265. Software Engineer Performance Review are a Paradox

Performance reviews play a big role in the operation of the organization.

266. The Journey into Digital Forensics: Exploring Career Opportunities (Revealing Insights)

Explore career opportunities in Digital Forensics and Incident Response. Learn about the skills, training, and roles in this critical cybersecurity field.

267. 8 Common Career Limiting Mistakes to Avoid at All Costs

Career Limiting Mistakes to Avoid at All Costs

268. In First-Person Experience: Why Should You Become a Linux Foundation Intern?

Last year, I was a mentee at the Hyperledger Summer Internship program, hosted by Hyperledger and the Linux Foundation.Here, I share with you some of the processes. A trick for applying is to build up some skills and to investigate the topic of the internship beforehand, if possible. Showing enthusiasm, and a sense of mission also helps. After applying, I got to know my mentor, David Huseby. Dave explained what he expected from the now realized blockchain course:Enterprise Blockchain Technologies (https://github.com/hyperledger-labs/university-course).The program was nicely paced, with my course being delivered in four phases. You can check the progress here: https://wiki.hyperledger.org/display/INTERN/Build+a+university+course+on+Hyperledger+Fabric+using+Hyperledger+Umbra

269. A Cool New Career in Data Science: Crowd Solutions Architect (CSA)

With the tech industry expanding at an ever accelerated pace, one of the best examples of one such position is a Crowd Solutions Architect (CSA).

270. 77 Leaders in the Tech Industry Share Their #MyStartInTech Stories

.Tech Domains has launched #MyStartInTech, a campaign dedicated to drawing attention to the lack of diversity in Computer Science education in the US.

271. C-Suite Executives From Slack, Asana, Coursera, Chainalysis and DocuSign Talk Equality in Tech

From addressing the gender pay gap to fostering inclusive workplaces, discover insights and strategies for achieving gender parity in tech.

272. Attracting Sales Talent: A Marketing Approach to Hiring

Hiring the right people is crucial to the success of your business.

273. Why Learning to Code is Crucial in the Age of AI and No-Code Tools

No-code vs. Pro-code: Why investing in coding education is a must-have for the future generation

274. 4 Valuable Lessons I Learned as a Data Science Student

I never really wanted to learn data science.

275. Why I Hire Non-IT Graduates in The Cybersecurity Field

Essential elements you should have and why I hire non-IT graduates.

276. From Farm To Data - A Tech Career in Product Marketing (Podcast Transcript)

Amy Tom talks to Matt Groves, Senior Product Marketing Manager at Couchbase, and Rob Hedgpeth, Developer Advocate at MariaDB about their careers.

277. Web Designer vs Web Developer: What's the difference?

So many businesses make the same mistakes when they set out to develop or redevelop their websites. Overcome with the compelling need to do it all as quickly as possible and as cheaply as possible, many companies take shortcuts which, sadly for them, ultimately costs them more in the long-run. Compromising on web design is one of those shortcuts that far too many individuals and businesses take, even though great web design ultimately leads to better performing websites and improved user experiences, as well as improved conversion rates. Well-designed websites create confidence that your business is trustworthy as well.

278. What Careers are Available in the Blockchain Industry?

Want to make your career in Blockchain Technology? Here is the best possible option you must adopt after Blockchain Certifications.

279. Why Giving Developers The Freedom Of Choice Is Not Easy

It’s a fact that software developers are in great demand these days, to say the least… The growing need for building more tech products vs. well-trained resources is out of balance.

280. A Short History of Graphic Design Jobs

Graphic Designers and Artists are in high demand, but with advancements in software and the growth of the internet some fear that these jobs will die off.

281. Do not Troll Your Teammates: 5 Key Rules for Reviewing Code

Code review is an essential step needed for effective software development.

282. 10 Reasons to Get Your Cybersecurity Certification

The set of skills that are mostly expected by the employers can be gained by the cybersecurity certifications, it will prepare you for the diversity needed in the sophisticated areas of cybercrime. So, here are the top compiling reasons for you to pursue the additional cybersecurity credentials.

283. Future-Proof Your Career by Building a Strong Online Presence

Having a strong online presence accelerates your career and gives you optionality. Yet, many knowledge workers are getting left behind.

284. How to Work in Tech Without Technical Experience

Learn what are the best entry level IT jobs. I describe briefly what QA engineer, product owner, scrum master, UX/UI designer, CSM and technical writer do. It's

285. Remote C# Programmer Wanted: Hot List of Companies That Are in Search of Remote Developers

These are the top companies hiring for C# remote jobs right now

286. Flaws and All: How Imperfections Helped Me Beat Imposter Syndrome

Imposter syndrome thrives on our imperfections, making us question our worth. But it’s these very imperfections that make us resilient, adaptable, and unique.

287. When Things Go Wrong, What Happens to Total Compensation?

There is an agreement that if you do your job properly, you will be compensated for it. But what happens to total compensation when things go badly wrong?

288. 5 Ways to Become a Leader That Data Engineers Will Love

How to become a better data leader that the data engineers love?

289. Killing the Con Man: Overcoming Impostor Syndrome in Corporate Game

Impostor syndrome, that nagging feeling of inadequacy, affects many people in management and engineering leadership. It's time to leave the impostor behind!

290. Eugene Cozac on Creating His Own Framework and Becoming a Top-tier Developer

Today, to become a junior-level web developer you don’t need even a college degree. There are tons of bootcamps and short-term programs for those who would like

291. How Whistleblowing Affects the Careers of Black Women in Tech

292. Do you Need to be Great at Math to Start a Career In Cybersecurity?

Do you really need to be great at Math to have a career in CyberSecurity? Find out more in this YouTube video from CyberSecurity Engineer - Grant Collins.

293. Two Years On: How Ukraine's Cyber Warfront Is Redefining Global Cybersecurity Strategies

The cybersecurity landscape is increasingly becoming a battlefield, with demand for expertise far outpacing supply.

294. Meet the Writer: Two-Time Founder Sam Bhattacharyya on Accidentally Finding Product-Market Fit

Sam, an AI founder shares how an abandoned open source demo unexpectedly found product-market fit—and what it taught him about building in public.

295. Navigating Lay-Offs in the Tech Industry: My Experience and What It Means

My experience and history of lay-offs

296. What Exactly is a Performance Improvement Plan (PIP)?

Amazon finds what it believes to be the bottom 6% of employees to put on a performance improvement plan. Here’s everything you might want to know about PIPs.

297. From Manager to Multiplier: Elevate Your Team With SOPA

An engineering manager's job is to enable others to do bigger, better things.

298. 36 Stories To Learn About Career Change

Learn everything you need to know about Career Change via these 36 free HackerNoon stories.

299. Cybersecurity basics: common types of cybersecurity attacks

This is an article on the basic cybersecurity topic of common types of cybersecurity attacks.

300. Everybody Hates Marketers in the Tech World

After a few months, I realized I was making more money than I did as a lawyer.

301. Job Mobility Slows Amidst Recession Fears and Tech Layoffs

The Great Resignation might be waning among knowledge workers. Enter: The Great Disengagement.

302. The Rational Software Engineer: How To Be Passionate About Your Work [Part 2]

Find out what contributes to job satisfaction and being passionate in the field of software engineering.

303. From Chemical Engineering to Content Marketing: Black-in-Tech Interview with Emmanuel Nwaka

The Black in Tech Interview with Emmanuel Nwaka.

304. COVID-19 Layoffs and Terminations In California

The coronavirus pandemic is creating unprecedented challenges, both for public health and the economy — and those challenges are causing many businesses to lay off their employees and shutter their doors, at least for the time being.

305. A Guide to Surviving in a Tech Company as a Non-Technical Staff

You have just started working in a prestigious tech company. But the problem is that you have 0% knowledge about tech. Here's how you can survive.

306. Professional Development in Tech: Steps for Creating a Productive Routine

If you're looking to advance your career in the field of tech, these 6 proactive steps can help you in your professional development.

307. Data Scientist vs. Software Engineer - Key Differences Explained

The data scientist is emerging as a new career option. Software engineering is an older discipline that has already made its perfect place in the IT world.

308. 5 Simple Ways to Kickstart Your Freelance Data Science Career

If you’ve been itching to get your feet wet in the field, these steps will provide you with lots of valuable ideas and suggestions to kickstart your career.

309. Engineering Manager by Day, Solo Innovator by Night: Why This Is the Best Time to Build

Engineering Manager & Top ML Writer shares his journey from destroying radios to pioneering SmartScreen 9 years before Google's Android 15 feature.

310. Finding the Right CTO for Your Startup: Insights from a Tech Lead With 20 Years Experience

As a non-technical founder, this is a 9-step guide on finding the right Chief Technology Officer (CTO) for your technology startup.

311. A Layman’s Guide To Digital Land

Four years ago, I stepped off the plane having just returned from my undergraduate studies at the University of Melbourne. And just like the flight, my aspirations were sky-high. Having attained a first-class honour in Accounting and Finance, it felt as if no company was out of reach.

312. This Is How You Can Break Barriers as a Young Woman in Tech

Discover Lori Laub's inspiring journey overcoming gender barriers in the tech industry and her insights on advancing women's roles in technology.

313. Preparing to AI Engineer’s Interview at Companies Like Google and Amazon

Google and Amazon!

314. The Quiet Quitting Trend and Why You Should Not Follow It

According to Blind, white-collar tech professionals have lost 100,826 jobs so far this year. Here is how you can avoid getting laid off this time.

315. My Experience of Moving up the Career Ladder in Software Engineering

Three of the most important learnings I had in my career so far going from Junior to Senior Software Engineer.

316. Why I Fell In Love With Bootstrap

The first time I came across bootstrap was when I was working on the front-end libraries curriculum on freeCodeCamp. I learned that it was a powerful framework that can be used to easily build responsive website designs. I didn’t understand how bootstrap worked under the hood, all I knew then was that when you do something like add a class of "img-responsive" to an image, it resizes itself when the screen size changes. Or that when you add a class of “btn btn-default” to a button element, it automatically styles the button and gives it color.

317. Worried About Recent Layoffs? Bit.com is Looking For Talent and Plans to Double its Workforce

The second-largest crypto options exchange, Bit.com aims to double its workforce amidst layoffs.

318. 5 Tips for Negotiating Your Compensation

Getting paid what you are worth can be a challenge, especially if you don’t know your worth.

319. Why Web Development Is So Difficult

Are you struggling while starting learning CSS and HTML? Do you feel overwhelmed with sooooo many properties? Don’t they look like the same? Haven’t you tried with a couple of tutorials (that you feel they are easy to do at the moment) but feel you don’t have the knowledge to start from the scratch?

320. Should You Devote Your IT Skills to the Military, or Explore Your Talent as a Civilian?

I lived in a very rough area and was desperate to get out of it.

321. Rethinking IT Recruitment: The Traditional Ways of Assessing Candidates Have Got to Go

The hiring process has been changing. For a long time, the companies decided which talents fit them most — the time has come to let the talents choose the best

322. Reinvent Yourself Using Technology: 4 Jobs You Can Do Online

Here are four basic ways to use technology to reinvent one's career during this tough pandemic. Pivot your career to make money online with freelancing and more

323. A Dummy Guide to the Post-Corona Workplace: Check Yourself Before You Wreck Yourself

Illustration by Mat Voyce

324. Why I Use YouTube as a LinkedIn Replacement

For those lucky few who have not heard of recruiter spam, it is the torrential flow of DMs called “InMail” that recruiters send to nearly anyone.

325. My Journey From a Novice to Becoming a Front-End Engineer

This blog is about my journey - from a confused college student to a frontend developer. How I got into coding, then into web development.

326. How India's New Budget is Helping Foster Innovative Ideas

Millions of innovative tech ideas come up every year that can revolutionize industries and enhance human lives. Despite their potential to reshape the future

327. The Great Resignation: Why 80% of Tech Employees are Seeking Alternative Employment

A survey from the professional social network Blind, tech employees are looking to make a change within 3-months, Indicating a persisting “Great Resignation"

328. LetsUpgrade Free Coding School

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329. Why is There Not Enough Software Engineers?

“The tech industry is thriving. It’s expanding almost three times faster than the rest of the UK economy and it’s nearly worth £184bn.”

330. Debunking 6 Common Stereotypes About Working in IT

Stereotypes about IT still live on. However, every year they seem less and less witty to IT specialists. In this post we've taken apart the most popular ones.

331. 3 Key Web3 Careers for Developers: Protocols, Smart Contracts, Apps

Breaking down what different job postings mean by "Web3 Developer" title.

332. How to Code for Decades and NOT be a Millionaire

Opportunities for making LOTS of money will present themselves over the years of a tech career.

333. Building an Impressive Demo Project That Gets You Hired

When applying for a job, it’s good to have a demo project to present as an example of your work.

334. Build Your Personal Brand on LinkedIn with These 5 Effective Tips

Check these five super effective tips to build your personal brand on LinkedIn, boost your visibility, and advance your career!

335. From Mid to Senior: What Self-Care Looks Like for Developers

Discover the importance of self-care in a senior developer's role. Learn how to avoid burnout, set boundaries, and nurture your mental health.

336. Few Hacks For Your Next Tech Resume

Here's every mistake (or advice) I can think of when building your resume based on my humble experience reviewing more than 500 resumes as Head of Engineering at a tech company.

337. Redefining Cybersecurity: Aimei Wei’s Game-Changing Vision at Stellar Cyber

Discover Aimei Wei's inspiring journey and insights as CTO of Stellar Cyber, shaping the future of AI in cybersecurity.

338. How Distributed Ledgers Are Generating New Career Opportunities For Younger Generations

Blockchains are disrupting the world - younger generations might want to think twice about the legacy education system.

339. How to Plan Like a Pro: Part 2 of 2

The second part of a mini-series on project planning primers. This focuses on my experiences putting together ideas as a developer.

340. The 2022 State of Software Engineers Report

Hired released its 2022 State of Software Engineers, a report that analyzes key software engineering trends around demand, salaries, skills, and preferences.

341. Cracking the AWS Certified Solutions Architect Associate Exam

Tips to pass AWS Solutions Architect - Associate certificate exam

342. 5 Crucial Career Stages: From Looking For An Internship To Career Growth

Internships are held at the office of a company that already employs professionals in the field.

343. Choosing Growth Over Titles

Choosing growth over titles: why I declined a managerial offer to stay in cybersecurity, pursuing growth, skills, and passion over titles.

344. 97 Stories To Learn About Career Development

Learn everything you need to know about Career Development via these 97 free HackerNoon stories.

345. Rethinking the Hiring Process: How to to Stand Out and Delight Your Candidates

In this hiring climate, you need to differentiate to attract candidates.

346. I Left Management to Code Again—and Found a New Kind of Leadership

A tech leader shares why stepping back from management to return to coding reignited their passion—and revealed a deeper form of leadership.

347. Ubiquitous Language: A Key to Success in Professional Environments

Unleash your professional potential with ubiquitous language. Discover how mastering industry-standard communication elevates productivity and career growth.

348. Demystifying Manual Testing: Skills, Process and Career Prospects

Learn how manual testing fits into the software development process, the essential skills required, and the ways it contributes to ensuring software quality.

349. To Succeed as a Developer, You Need to Shift Your Mindset

Essential mindset shift for developers: adopt a growth mindset, learn from advice, and contribute to the community for lasting success

350. 5 Simple Tips to Become a Better Data Scientist

In 2023, it’s important for data scientists to stay on top of the latest trends & advancements in order to remain competitive in the market.

351. 15 Global AI Executives Revolutionizing Diverse Industries

This article introduces 15 international A.I. executives at the forefront of this technological revolution.

352. Tips and Insights From a Successful SDE-2 Application: Microsoft Engineer Interview (Offer 2024)

Surabhi Gupta shares her journey to secure a position at Microsoft after spending over four fulfilling years at a startup.

353. How to Deal with a Coworker Making More Money Than You

As many companies increase pay to attract new talent in an increasingly competitive Job market some workers are finding themselves left behind. What do they do?

354. How One Math Major's Journey Led to a Career in Data Science

A Data Scientist shares her story about getting starting in Data Science as a single mom and tips so you can get started in Data Science, too!

355. 12 Powerful Books And Courses To Help You Shift Into PM Or UI/UX Designer Role

Resources that can help you transition into your new role as a Product Manager or UI/UX Designer.

356. How to Ace ML Interviews: Get Your Foot in the AI Door

An interview with the Director of Perception at Zoox, Ruijie (RJ) He, with the goal of demystifying what is a good profile to get an ML engineer job and perform

357. Self Study Helps Law School Graduate Become a Software Engineer at Amazon

A change of heart and access to a repository of information prompted a law school graduate to purse a career as a programmer.

358. Tech Jobs Are Among The Best Paying Jobs In 2021

Tech jobs have gained an increasingly important status in the modern world. See what type of jobs are among the best paying ones.

359. Female Entrepreneurs Shattering Barriers in 2023

Female participation in business ecosystems worldwide continues to increase, especially when it comes to leadership positions.

360. Assessing Personal Career and Progress

Taking a pause from something that we do in order to keep track of something that is needed some attention is very important.

361. Launching Your UX Career with Joe Natoli

Joe Natoli is a UX consultant, author and speaker. Everything he does is born from nearly three decades of consulting

362. Meet the Writer: Anton Pechenin on Argo Workflows, Distributed Systems, and AI Infrastructure

Meet Anton, a distributed systems engineer, on writing his first HackerNoon story, Argo Workflows, AI infrastructure, and life beyond code.

363. Passion is a Paradox

Discover the empowering truth behind cultivating passion: it’s not the spark that precedes success but the flame that arises from mastery and experience.

364. 3 Things I Wish I Knew During College Placements

So, how many times do you feel like traveling back in the past and starting 'not from scratch' but at least tiptoeing safely from the mistakes you made.

365. The Top 6 Red Flags in Companies You Should Watch Out For🚩

Spot workplace red flags like unrealistic deadlines, dishonesty, and toxicity that harm career growth and mental health. Learn to recognize and address these

366. How To Run Great Skip-Level Meetings For Interns

Setting up a skip level meeting for interns can be a great way to add value to the intern, their mentor, and the mentor’s manager.

367. Unpacking the IT Gender Gap: Lived Experience and the Path Forward

Why are there so few women in tech, and what can be done to change it?

368. Why More Diversity in Competitive AI Roles Requires the Reinvention of the Internship Pipeline

AI is everywhere and we should start to intentionally recruit more diverse teams to design and build it.

369. Main Qualities Of A Great Lead Developer

Starting in 2009, I've worked as a software engineer, lead developer, engineering manager, vice-president of engineering, and chief product officer. During this journey, I had the opportunity to support talented engineers in different career transitions, from individual contributor to lead developer, from lead developer to engineering manager. I found many shared struggles while mentoring them; that's why I'm writing a series on how to get prepared to move into these positions.

370. Tech Layoffs Are Back: Here’s How To Rebound if You’ve Just Been Laid Off

Discover why tech companies are experiencing a resurgence of layoffs in 2024 and get expert tips on navigating post-layoff worries for financial stability and c

371. From Crashing to Lift-Off: How to Thrive as the First Data Scientist in a Startup

This article draws from the game Factorio to illustrate the journey of a data scientist in a startup - from the initial, hands-on stage, moving towards automati

372. The Value of Assertiveness in the Workplace: An Interview with, DMO, Julia Doronina

Julia Doronina, the CMO at the IT startup G-71, talks about what it means to be a woman in technology and her journey in IT.

373. 5 Things I’ve Learnt From Working at Web3 Startups

Funded by VCs, the promise of remote work and lots and lots of networking parties- sounds like quite a dream right? Kinda. But also not really.

374. How to Bridge the Developer Experience Gap with raise.dev

I founded Raise.dev to help every developer advance their career.

375. How to Plan Like a Pro: Part 1 of 2

The first part of an educational blog covering general planning. This specifically focuses on the why's of planning.

376. In Love with Coding Puzzles: Interview with Noonies Nominee Abbey

As a writer in the tech industry, I believe in documenting my growth. Learn more about me and my journey so far.

377. Tips for Setting Healthy Boundaries At Work

Learn how setting personal boundaries at work can boost productivity and protect your mental health.

378. Here's How to Escape the Hectic Assembly Line

To address the work-life balance problem, there are several options we can explore, such as delegating tasks within the team or improving time management

379. How Burnout Can Take Over Your Professional Life

Burnout is an intense word and can lead to professional and personal dissatisfaction, depression, and social isolation.

380. The Journey Of The CTO (Podcast Transcript)

What's it like to be a CTO? 😱 Amy Tom talks to Ravi Mayuram, CTO of Couchbase, about the CTO mindset, Ravi's career journey to CTO, and skill trends in tech. Amy and Ravi talk about education, trends in data, building trust, and more.

381. Why the College You Go to Doesn’t Matter

This article is about a thorny issue in tech--compensation. Websites like Blind, Paysa, and levels.fyi have revealed numerous issues with how people in tech are paid, with the gender pay gap being the most well known. Employers are cagey about disclosing their reasons behind deciding how much employees get paid, and they encourage their workers to treat salary as a taboo subject that mustn’t be broached. This behavior helps the employers’ bottom line by keeping wages depressed.

382. Comparing the Workplace Characteristics of IT Companies When Searching for an IT Job

Let’s try to systematize the difference between the companies that you can find on the job market.

383. 40 Words to Include Into Your Developer Resume

Writing a resume that really stands out doesn’t need to be a daunting task.

384. 6 Things To Know If You Want To Become a Cybersecurity Expert

This is a guide for people who wish to enter the field of cybersecurity. In this article, we cover what kind of education is needed to become an expert and more

385. Layoffs: Making Sense of Your Future

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386. “Everyone Starts Out Dependent”: David Roberts on Building a Career in Tech

I believe: Anyone can become a great programmer. The best developers rarely get the job. To build a great team, hire decent human begins first, tech second

387. 15 Things I Wish I'd Known As a Junior Developer

What Is the Difference Between a Junior and a Senior Software Developer?

388. Wait, People Cheat in Technical Interviews?

Can you cheat in a technical interview? This approach for hiring tuned over decades is how you moneyball hiring & work with great people.

389. Bootcamp to Code: US Marine Corps Wisdom for the Tech World

How to adapt the MCDP7 to excel in tech; the application of 5 learning directives & how anyone working in tech can benefit from them.

390. The Importance of Simplified and Detail-Oriented Product Information in Technical Writing

In the world of technical writing, the ability to provide simplified and detail-oriented information about a product is paramount.

391. Exploring the Multifaceted Paths to a Career in Cybersecurity

This comprehensive article guides readers through the world of cybersecurity careers, providing insights into various aspects of the field, including career pat

392. All The Different Flavors of Developer Entrepreneurship

Explore the diverse paths in developer entrepreneurship, from freelancing to startups. Learn how to navigate the risks and rewards, and find YOUR path

393. People Are Competing for Your Dream Job With These AI Tools

🚀Discover the Power of AI in Job Hunting! 🌐 I’ve dived deep into the most popular AI resume tools on the market.

394. Babysitter Managers Are in Trouble and They Know It

The motivations to return to work might have less to do with worker productivity and more to do with middle managers trying to justify their existence.

395. Landing a Job at Tesla Using Facebook Ads

Step by step guide how to stand out of the crowd landing a job with Facebook ads

396. What do Spielberg and Zuckerberg Have in Common?

Recently on the Success Story podcast, I had the pleasure of meeting one of America’s greatest business authors – and not just the greatest, but the youngest in U.S. history.

397. How I Replaced Gaming with Coding and Became a Web Developer

A personal journey from early gaming days to becoming a web developer, sharing experiences with classic games, learning, and the transition to freelancing.

398. How To Overcome Imposter Syndrome as a Junior Developer

Understanding how to overcome imposter syndrome in the workplace will help you avoid common mistakes and set yourself up for career success.

399. Omicron Variant is Drastically Slowing Down Return-to-Office Plans in US Tech Companies

A large majority of U.S. employers have asked their workforces to come back home for another month or longer

400. Moneyball Inspired Me to Become a Data Scientist: Noonies Nominee Otávio Silveira

Read about the career journey of Noonies Nominee Otávio Silveira.

401. Starting Your Journey in Quantum Computing: A Beginner's Guide

A guide to where and how to start a career in quantum computing without all the physics.

402. 8 Lessons From My 9 Years in Tech

8 lessons from my last 9 years in tech, lessons which I have learned the hard way and have been instrumental in my journey through the tech industry.

403. How SwissDevJobs.ch is Revolutionizing IT Recruitment in Switzerland

SwissDevJobs.ch is a platform connecting IT professionals with top jobs in Switzerland, offering salary transparency and developer-focused resources.

404. You Need Authentic Connections: How to Reframe Your Network Narrative

Reframe Your Networking Narrative: How To Connect Authentically

405. Africa: Careers in Technology

Making it on the global scene as a young African technologist.

406. Why You Should Consider a Career In DevOps

Why You Should Consider a Lucrative Career in DevOps: Unveiling the Benefits and Opportunities

407. Yet Another Guide for Embarking on Your PM Journey

Discover how to break into the dynamic field of product management with my comprehensive guide. How to become a PM after all? Wrote by Olga Klochkova

408. Coping With Loneliness While Working From Home

Here are 6 ways to battle the feeling of isolation and loneliness while working from home.

409. How to Survive Your Early Years as a Coder: A Guide for the Other Halves

Starting out as a coder, when you do not fit the mould, is tough. But with work, you can carve out your place.

410. An Inside Scoop Into An Mechanical Engineer's Journey to Software Development

Discover an engineer's journey from mechanical to software development, offering insights and advice for career switchers in this Hackernoon article.

411. The Great Tech Salary Divide: Why AI Elites Thrive as Others Face Cuts

AI superstars command massive pay while layoffs surge across tech. Here’s what’s driving the growing salary divide—and what it means for tech careers.

412. A Dash of Data, a Spoonful of Intuition

It's important to make informed decisions that positively impact your organization. But how do you know when to rely on data and when to use intuition?

413. Things to consider when hunting for a job in software

And so am writing my first article ever that is dev-related. The main reason that I'm doing it is because I haven't contributed anything on the web yet and I don't want to remain silent while leeching from actual contributing colleagues.

414. 143 Stories To Learn About Career

Learn everything you need to know about Career via these 143 free HackerNoon stories.

415. Why Fast Typing Speed Is Counterproductive

Typing 150+ words per minute won't help you get things done. Likely it will do the opposite.

416. From Agronomist to Data Scientist: My Journey into the World of AI and Data Science

From academic agronomist to data scientist: brief look at the journey of someone who combines domain expertise (primarily) with data science.

417. From Discrimination to Empowerment: Women's Journeys in Tech

Despite the difficulties they encounter, women have made important contributions to the technology sector.

418. 5 Tips to Help You Create the Perfect Tech Resume

Here we have shared a few tips that will make your resume ready for tech companies and get you through the interview process.

419. Exploring Senior Engineer Fatigue

As engineers grow, "Senior Wisdom" and "Senior Fatigue" set in. It's not about doing less but working smarter, using experience to focus on what truly matters.

420. How Software Developers Can Overcome Common Career Hurdles

It’s January, and most of you have probably enjoyed a break from work
over the festive season. Less time coding and more time gaming or film
watching. All that time with colleagues is replaced with family, friends
and pets rather than coworkers. But it’s Monday, and the working week
is back with a vengeance. Did you return to your job this week with
feeling is enthusiasm or dread?

421. Developer Relations: To Be, Or Not To Be, A Personality?

Does it make sense to be a personality in DevRel, or to get in, education, get out?

422. Analyzing Web3 Growth Through the Lens of Developers

Explore the transformative impact of Web3 technologies on web development, driven by decentralized networks like blockchain.

423. Russian Nationals Face Uncertainty at U.S Tech Companies Amid Russia-Ukraine War

As the Russia-Ukraine conflict persists, Russian nationals working in U.S Tech companies get caught in the cross hairs, leaving them with an uncertain future.

424. The Best Courses for Learning AI in 2025

At Udacity, thousands of learners have leveraged our Nanodegree programs to advance their careers.

425. Fast-Track Your Career Development with Data Science Help

If you’re in the market for a new job in tech, you’ve undoubtedly seen the huge need for data scientists. Data science is one of the hottest fields right now with hundreds of new roles added every day. Even better, these roles are often highly paid, with the average median salary for a US-based data scientist topping $113,000 (Glassdoor). Data scientists also report a high degree of satisfaction with their jobs, which makes this career path a great choice for data-minded women in tech.

426. Tips and Stories on Getting into Tech with No IT Background

Are you passionate about technology?

427. Insights and Tips From a Lead Engineer

Top tips from an engineer communication, deliver results, read code, solve problems, stay curious, and maintain work-life balance etc. to succeed in career.

428. How to Build or Transform Recruitment Platforms Using Web Data?

Looking to build the best recruitment platform ever? Here are 10 things you should keep in mind.

429. Buying an iPhone Landed me my First Job as a Developer

Buying an iphone gave me a great idea, that resulted in my first job as a develop, here's how!

430. Navigating FOMO as a Software Engineer: Embracing Growth and Balance

Unlocking Success in Tech: Navigating the FOMO Dilemma, Embracing Personal Growth and Striking a Harmonious Balance Amidst the Rapid Change

431. Empowering Your Career through Continuous Learning

Unlock your growth potential in tech by embracing continuous learning. Discover its importance, tips for success, and top resources to stay updated.

432. Companies Need More Tech-Driven Hiring Strategies to Tackle Talent Shortages

Hiring talent has been a tough row to hoe in 2022: 7 out of 10 executives stated they receive too few applicants, most of whom are underqualified.

433. Data Science vs Artificial Intelligence. Here’s the Difference

What are the differences between the contributions of a data scientist and an Artificial Intelligence engineer? Let us compare job roles and the benefits.

434. Want To Earn 100k and Above? Then Look to Data Science Jobs

Data science is more vital than ever in the AI era, offering high salaries and essential skills for tech professionals.

435. Soft Skills: The X-Factor That Opens Every Door

Explore the role of empathy, communication, and adaptability in today's job market and discover how they elevate technical experts into indispensable leaders.

436. My Story in 12 Questions & Answers

Dive into the world of a senior tech professional as they share their passion for blockchain and AI, exploring the potential of these technologies

437. On the Importance of Wide Range of Knowledge: Meet Paul Bailey, Systems Architect

Hacker Noon Contributor Paul Bailey, aerospace engineer turned systems architect, shares his thoughts on the importance of writing and wide range of knowledge.

438. Is the Grass Greener On the Tech Giants' Side?

The grass isn’t always greener on the other side. Here are some things to consider before applying for a Tech Company.

439. What Were the Top IT Jobs of 2021? - An End-of-Year Market Analysis

What are current trends in the IT industry? Which IT jobs are in high demand today? Find the answers in our new article.

440. Women in Tech: Interview With Kseniia Ivanova, a Woman of VFX

Kseniia Ivanova is a founder of InSoul Effects, known for producing effects for significant blockbusters. So, what is hidden behind her personality?

441. How to Succeed in Central America by a 22-Year-Old Business Dev Manager and Angel Investor

Do you ever look at the most successful business people and wonder how they managed to climb their way to the top? Was it luck, hard work, connections, or simply a knack for selling?

442. How to Optimise LinkedIn for Software Developers

Linkedin is a worldwide home for employees, employers and career-minded individuals. The platform houses over 700 million members in over 200 countries...

443. How to Prepare To My Software Engineering Interview

Over the past few years, I’ve taken part in hundreds of interviews. I’ve been both interviewer and interviewee over the phone, on video chat, and in person more times than I can remember and I’ve refined my tactics along the way. No matter the method or the role I have in the interview, I always try to expose the following traits which I consider most valuable in a great technical peer. These are my own opinion, and I’d appreciate to hear yours in the comments!

444. Here's Why Software Engineers And Data Scientists Get Fed Up And Quit

Most developers and software engineers will hit a "technical ceiling" in their career. Why the limit? How do you break through?

445. Global Talent, Local Impact: The Future of Startup Teams in 2025

Discover why remote developers drive startup growth in 2025 — and how Vietnam has become a leading destination for top tech talent worldwide.

446. From Code to Content: Max, Hacker Noon's Frontend Innovator

Meet Max Kazemi, a Lead Frontend Engineer and Hacker Noon writer, sharing insights on tech trends and front-end development breakthroughs.

447. An Open Letter to My Invisible Employer

I have lived 6 years in this corporate life. I have spent my valuable energy, time and patience on you.

448. Career Success Story: Knowing Your Authentic Self

In this article, Eugene Kurylenko, Android Team Lead at Innovecs, tells his story from Middle developer to Team Lead, the challenges he faced on his career path

449. Transitioning from Industrial Engineering to Software Testing: An Interview with Tamara Ridi

Today’s guest is Tamara Ridi, an industrial engineer who recently successfully transitioned to software testing.

450. What If Your Career Had Levels Instead of Titles?

What if careers worked like game levels instead of job titles? This article by Dmitry Zaytsev explores how leveling systems, behavioral feedback, and digital re

451. Battling Imposter Syndrome in Tech

Learn how to overcome imposter syndrome in the tech industry and unlock your true potential with practical strategies and self-empowerment.

452. Identity Crisis: A Story of DevRel's Journey

Both developer advocates and the field of DevRel are experiencing an identity crisis. This blog presents a somber view of that crisis and suggests a solution.

453. 83 Stories To Learn About Tech Jobs

Learn everything you need to know about Tech Jobs via these 83 free HackerNoon stories.

454. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Juan Gonzalez—Tech Writer & Content Creator

Juan F. Gonzalez is a former web developer turned online writer and content creator. He makes technical topics easier to learn with a fun and engaging style.

455. How to Build a Recruiting Brand

Hiring great talent is getting harder by the day. Big-brand tech companies are expanding, legacy enterprises are going digital, and the startup world is growing fast. For early-stage tech companies, it’s an uphill battle to outmaneuver the competition that’s now coming from every corner and land the right candidates.

456. How to Get a Job in Tech: Alyze Sam's Experience as a Female Tech Co-Founder

If a disabled nurse can make it in tech, why can't YOU!?

457. What is a Mobile Developer and Why are they in High Demand?

An expose on why web development is in high demand and how to join the crew.

458. Getting A Job In Top Tech Companies During Pandemic Has Never Been Easier

I secured 8 offers with Google, Robinhood, Airbnb, Uber, Tiktok, Microsoft, Scale, and Cloudflare. Then negotiated my way to multiple $300K offers.

459. Why Building Enterprise Products Is Awesome

While consumer products get all the hype, B2B products are a quiet gem

460. Designing a Pragmatic Coding Interview [Part 1]

In the following series of posts, I’ll be sharing the internals of designing a pragmatic coding interview that I got to know after interviewing folks for different tech positions for some time and here comes the first one.

461. Ten Things I Wish I Knew at the Start of My IT Career

Following is a list of ten things that might sound so simple to many IT experts but weren’t so obvious at the start of their IT career.

462. The Road to Senior Engineer: Management Is Not Just for Managers

As programmers, there are numerous things we must manage each day in addition to code. The best programmers I know don’t just do a good job of writing code, the

463. How Roman Chekashov Started as a Sysadmin and Ended up Developing an App that Outperformed Uber

How to build your career in tech from being a sysadmin to Android tech lead building an app that ouperforms Uber on its market?

464. Why We Run 200+ Product Experiments in a Year and Why You Should Too

Thanks to experimentation, everything can be done quickly and cheaply. This approach has become our routine at Parimatch Tech.

465. The Place of Emotional Intelligence in the World of Developers

Explore the pivotal role of Emotional Intelligence in a developer's career. Discover why EI matters in tech, how to nurture it, and common EI pitfalls to avoid.

466. 104 Stories To Learn About Hr

Learn everything you need to know about Hr via these 104 free HackerNoon stories.

467. On Developing Career in Tech with Andrey Goncharov, Senior Software Engineer at Facebook

In this installment of Meet the Writer series Andrey G, Facebook's senior software engineer, shares his thoughts on career development and his love of sugar.

468. 7 Ideas to Get the Most Out of Conferences

Nathan Barry goes over 7 ways to get the most out of conferences.

469. 8 Design Portfolio Must-Haves

8 tips from UX Practice Lead on how to create an ideal design portfolio.

470. I Left My Role as a Solo Product Designer: The Boredom That's Never Talked About

I was the only designer at a $4B fintech platform for 5 years. Here's the real reason I left in 2025 and what I'm building now....

471. Which Communities within the Tech Industry Do You Identify With?

I wonder whether a person even identifies as a part of their said community in many cases. Different entities make communities as broad or narrow as they want.

472. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Ivan Novak, Tech Entrepreneur

An Interview with Ivan Novak - HackerNoon contributor, tech entrepreneur, mentor, and writer with a career spanning 17 years.

473. The Key Skills for a Career in Software Testing — An interview with Michał Błaszak

I’m excited to share the insights of Michał Błaszak, a tester with many years of experience, including 3 years as a Head of Quality Assurance.

474. Could Taking Many AWS Certifications Work Against You?

I have got 7000 odd Linkedin connections and whenever I open my feed I see people posting a screenshot of certificates.

475. Why Informal Leadership is Critical in Software Engineering

Learn the distinction between formal and informal leadership, and understand how embracing informal leadership traits can positively impact your organization.

476. The Problem With Highlighting “Women in Web3”

As much as "Web3" remains a buzzword in 2023, so is the hype around the phrase "Women in Web3." This is problematic. Here's why.

477. 5 Tips to Land the Right Software Engineering Job

During my software engineering career, I've been both - the interviewer and the job-seeker. Many of the actions I took to get a new job weren’t impactful. But here are the things that helped me most in getting the right software engineering job.

478. Keeping Up With Digital Transformation: Career Advice For Java Professionals

If you are an experienced Java developer and you want to know how to get ahead in these unprecedented times, then adding digital transformation skills to your resume will give you the boost you want.

479. How to Make Your First Developer Relations Hire in 2022

Hiring a developer relations/advocate is difficult. It's even harder to be the first DevRel in the company. My colleagues share their experience

480. Office Politics in Tech

“I’m going to do a boss move,” announced my manager, almost like she was going to step out for lunch. “Let’s discuss more in our meeting later.”

481. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Zain Muhammad, Director of Sales

Zin Muhammad tells HackerNoon a bit about himself in this Meet the Writer interview.

482. Some Developers Are Becoming Obsolete. It Has Nothing to Do With Low-Code.

Developers aren't being replaced by low-code tools. They're being replaced by developers who actually know how to use them. Here's what that means.

483. The Steps that Helped me Land My First Job as a Software Developer

Are you low on confidence, nervous, feeling not prepared for the interview. There are a few things which will help you to overcome that.

484. Today Is My 33rd Birthday: Suprise, It's Life!

I have never been on Hackernoon before, it was just one of those things that my endless cycle of mad clicking, ADD inspired pursuits of I don't know what don't me here moment. It's April 28th and I have finally been able to mildly celebrate my birthday for the first time in 3 years... Yeah, that's right! 3 years. I'll get to that in a sec. But I wanted to let you all know that I have first completed my first semester of college courses. Just 2, no biggie.

485. 'I Write About What I Know and What I Experience': Meet the Writer Jacob Landry

Meet HackerNoon writer Jacob Landry who is sharing stories about coffee-fueld-code with the world!

486. The HackerNoon Newsletter: If Youre an Amazon Ring Owner, You May Be an Accidental Spy (5/9/2025)

5/9/2025: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

487. My Path From $0 to $5K a Month as a Self-Taught Programmer

How I went from $0 to $5000/month with no degree, no connections just coding, freelancing, and consistency. Here’s my story

488. All the Tech You Need to Start an Online Business

New business owners must ensure they have a good foundation of the necessary technologies to run their businesses.

489. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Leandro, Software Engineer

An interview with Leandro Nuñez, HackerNoon contributor, technical writer and software engineer.

490. A Letter to Tech Recruiters

As a software engineer with more than 15 years of experience, a LinkedIn and Stackoverflow profile, I got my fair share of interaction with recruiters. Some were spot-on with the relaxed to the point attitude that gets an engineer’s attention.

491. How to Navigate Disasters in Tech (Part 1)

Here is a short collection of tech horror stories, their underlying causes, and ideas on how to build better more ethical tech products and services.

492. Unlocking Your Potential as a DevOps Specialist

Discover the fundamentals of DevOps and the skills you need to become a successful DevOps specialist.

493. IT Market in 2022: Professions, Industries, Hiring

Let's discuss the key trends of IT market in 2022: industries, professions and hiring.

494. Tips to Develop a Lucrative Career in Virtual Reality Industry

495. Inside the Mind of a Project Manager

Here's how I have successfully managed hundreds of projects— software apps, simulations, board games, toys, books, video production, and more over 30 years.

496. Job Hunting: Are Technical Tests Worth Your Time?

How to - hopefully - not drive yourself up the wall preparing and fretting over technical tests.

497. The Elusive Work-Life Balance

The quest to achieve a work-life-balance is never-ending, but if you understand the problem, the solution isn't that far away.

498. Field Notes from My Journey into Engineering Management

I am going through what one might call “career puberty”. I’m growing up and moving to an engineering manager role. It’s more of a recognition of a position I reached organically and a job I’ve been de facto doing for some time now, rather than an abrupt change dictated by external factors.

499. 7 Reasons Why Graduates Should Work for A Startup Instead Of A Corporate Job

The most sought-after jobs for generations have generally been the more prestigious graduate positions with large corporate companies such as banks or law firms. This has seen countless talented graduates becoming stuck on that notorious conveyer belt of corporate life. But many graduates over recent years, especially millennials, are finding that these positions aren't that glamorous after all and are ditching corporate jobs to work for a startup instead.

500. How to Improve the Hiring Process for Engineer Positions

I’ve been a software engineer for about ten years, and here’s something I learned: hiring software engineers is hard. One of the main challenges is to get the most information about the candidates in the minimum amount of time. You want to know if they will be a good fit for your team, and you want to know it quickly, without wasting their time.

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377 Blog Posts To Learn About Team Productivity

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Let's learn about Team Productivity via these 377 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

"Team work makes the dream work" - John Maxwell

1. Facilitating Team Development in a High-Pressure Environment

Understanding the specific challenges and opportunities that arise when molding a team in high-pressure environments.

2. How a Program Manager Can Estimate Items Too Early To Be Estimated

How to estimate work efforts that are not well-defined yet, but the business needs them.

3. Human-centric Crisis Management: Nurturing Resilient Teams in Hi-tech Environments

Leaning back on the principles of this methodology, I suggest the following steps for taking precautionary care of your subordinates to foster their robustness

4. Top 10 AI Tools to Check Out If You're Bored With ChatGPT

The article showcases the top 10 AI tools that can transform the way you work and live by automating tasks and improving productivity.

5. How to Bridge the Gap Between Marketing and Product Teams

Gain insights on uniting Marketing and Product to articulate your product's unique value through teamwork and strategic collaboration. Learn more!

6. Top 10 Javascript File Managers

File management is a helpful tool in any business application. Here is an overview of the most functional, elegant, and popular JavaScript File Managers ready to be built into the client-server solution. Even if you do not have a direct need to work with files, you can borrow the classic file explorer interface for other tasks. For instance, there are some cases of the classic interface becoming the basis for a new web application in this article.

7. How to Structure Your Machine Learning Team for Success

This article discusses alternative ML team organizational models and recommendations for matching team structures to the company's stage of development.

8. Why It is Important to Monitor Code Quality

Code is a book and what the reader gets out of this book will depend on how the code is written.

9. Elevating Product Management with Marketing Insights

Learn how to having marketing skills makes you a better product manager and how they help build great products.

10. 5 Most Impactful Reasons Why Remote Teams Fall Apart

Why does remote work succeed in some teams yet fails in others? We will attempt to answer this question by examining why remote teams fail to begin with.

11. The Eternal Struggle of A/B Testing Buttons

A few ideas on how to maximise the real-world impact of your product work.

12. Don't Hesitate to Raise an Incident

Declaring your first incident can be intimidating. Let’s look at some common fears, and work out how to address them.

13. Procrastination From a Remote Programmer's Perspective

I've read many articles on procrastination and motivation, but I've always found in them a complete or partial misunderstanding of the problem. Or just inconsistency with my realities – after all, people are different. I'm going to describe what I know from my own experience and what helps me personally. Maybe it will help someone else.

14. Top 10 Business Development Tools in 2020 and 2021

Slack, Rocketbolt, and Trello are among the best business development tools in 2021. In this article, we'll go over 10 tools your business should consider.

15. How to Measure Your Technical Debt: 8 Metrics to Consider

Technical debt metrics help you to monitor deficiencies in your current codebase. We decided to look at how they work, and pick out the best tracking tools.

16. 8 Google Chrome Extensions to Record Any Meeting

8 Google Chrome extensions nobody told you about ( but you needed them badly at work.

17. Making the Most of 1-on-1 Meetings

Easy-to-follow guide on effective 1-on-1 meetings, that will lead your team to honest feedback culture and greater transparency.

18. Top 10 VS Code Extensions to Boost Productivity

A curated list of my top ten VS Code extensions that will supercharge your productivity and make you more effective as a developer.

19. How Leaders Can Avoid the Trap of False Urgency and Boost Team Productivity

Learn how to avoid the trap of false urgency in leadership, ensuring team productivity and fostering a healthy work culture with these effective strategies.

20. Without a Stick and a Carrot: Three Life Hacks for Managing a Team

It's becoming increasingly important to keep your team motivated without using a "carrot and stick" approach.

21. Empowering Your Team: 5 Easy Ways To Show Employee Appreciation

Five effective ways to cultivate an engaged team through appreciation, recognition, and genuine care for employee well-being.

22. How Microsoft's Ruthless Employee Ranking System Annihilated Team Collaboration

How Microsoft's Ruthless Employee Ranking System Annihilated Team Collaboration

23. Streamlining Your Django Development Environment with Docker Containers

Learn how to containerize an entire Django project from the ground up, including a Postgres database, Redis cache server, Caddy, and Celery instances.

24. The Ultimate Guide to a Great Engineering Culture

Advice on building a great engineering culture from some of the best and brightest in the industry.

25. 6 Driver-Navigator Patterns That Make Pair Programming More Productive

Why Pair

26. Slack vs. Discord: Which One Is Better for Business?

Today, we are going to compare Slack and Discord - perhaps, most popular team communication platforms and figure out what is the difference between them and which one can better solve your daily business tasks. We will also share from our experience, which tool we find better suited to specific Upsilon’s needs.

27. 11 Techniques and 5 Tools to Work Toward Limitless Team Productivity

Team productivity drives success to companies in all industries. The role of the team leader is to help the team achieve better results without a professional burning-out. How do you increase team productivity and keep a healthy atmosphere in the office?

28. Continuous Integration (CI) Branching Strategies: What You Need to Know

When you have multiple developers working on the same code, you may face a lot of challenges when merging. That's where branches come in.

29. Startup Interview with Henry Shapiro, Co-founder at Reclaim.ai

Reclaim is an intelligent calendar assistant that enables you to block adaptive time for anything you care about. Vote for us for HackerNoon's SOTY!

30. How To Use Git Merge: Beginners Guide

Isolating features into different branches is a crucial practice for any serious developer. By separating each feature, bugfix or working experiment you will avoid a lot of problems and keep your development branches clean.

31. The 5 Best Books Every CTO and Engineer Manager Should Read

Here’s my recommendation when it comes to books that will help a technical person to get into management and executive functions.

32. UX Designer & Product Owner: 6 Tips to Up Your Collaboration

Want to improve your product owner\UX designer collaborations? Here are 6 doable tips that will help you communicate to deliver the best product.

33. How To Manage Technical Debt With the Barbell Strategy

The barbell strategy is a valuable approach for companies looking to balance the need for innovation and stability in their software systems.

34. COVID-19 Layoff Letter Sample

Many employers have been asking me what they should write to their employee's during this hard time. I have to had to create a sample template that can be customized by both the employer type and the situation at hand.

35. Thoughts on Organizational Health: A Take on Pulse

Over-reliance on Pulse surveys as the only practice for employee feedback and management accountability will hurt the organization. here are some alternatives.

36. How to Develop Interpersonal Skills for Collaborative Work

New in office? Learn about the necessary skills required for effective teamwork, collaboration and develop interpersonal skills and excel in the workplace.

37. Your Developer is not a Single Point of Failure

During my years as a coder, business analyst and technology consultant, I have heard many a manager or business owner complain about their on-staff developer. I have even sometimes heard them referred to as a “single point of failure.” At that moment, I know that I am entering a political minefield. My years of experience alert me to the fact that if someone in power thinks their developer is a single point of failure, then most likely the developer is not being properly managed.

38. 122 Stories To Learn About Teamwork

Learn everything you need to know about Teamwork via these 122 free HackerNoon stories.

39. The No Bullshit Guide to Product Management

Why it is sometimes confusing to read about product management and why I wrote this guide: I actually wrote this guide in reaction to reading some other product management guides. I noticed that a lot of the guides I read were from pms at larger companies and didn’t actually have what I thought were the core pathways, skills, and experiences regarding product management. The guides did have a lot of tangential anecdotes, a lot of the typical hr-approved talking points of larger companies, and a lot of “check out this cool thing we did.” I tried to write this guide like something you’d hear after getting that Google pm drunk at a bar after the conference instead of hearing his talking points during the conference.

40. How Does Technical Debt Drive Up Business Expenses?

How does tech debt cost you? Here are 6 reasons why managing technical debt should be part of your business plan.

41. How Using Self-Hosted GitHub Runners Can Save You a Fortune

42. 260 Stories To Learn About Team Productivity

Learn everything you need to know about Team Productivity via these 260 free HackerNoon stories.

43. Why You Should Be Obsessed With Dogfooding

How dogfooding has evolved from its humble origins as a marketing gimmick to a central part of tech companies' product strategy

44. Is Pisces the Dumbest Star Sign?

What does it take to get your article rejected by Hackernoon? A behind-the-scenes thread where our editors share their thoughts about ill-fated star signs.

45. 4 Corporate Benefits that Improve Employee Mental Health and Engagement

The benefits of mental health support programs are numerous. Some of these programs include free therapy and healthy eating and physical activity. Others provide financial assistance to employees who need it. Whatever the case, there are three main reasons why you should care about your employees' mental health. Read on for more information. Here are some examples of mental health benefits offered by companies. All three promote a healthy work environment. Having a positive company culture is one of the most important factors in preventing mental health problems.

46. A Manual For Leading Scrum Teams To Maturity

If teams are not disciplined about the process, or not technically mature enough to actually deliver the work committed to a sprint, scrum processes are bound to fail.

47. The ROI of Git Analytics tools

Software engineers create all those great platforms and tools for every other industry, and yet, engineering leaders struggle to understand the work of their engineering teams. They struggle to correlate engineering output to business value.

48. The Power of Feedback: Tools and Techniques for Boosting Performance

Discover why feedback is key to employee motivation and how to give it effectively without causing conflict. Explore creative team feedback methods

49. What Product Team Structure is Right for You?

Product team goals and structure transforms together with the entire business. Follow these transformations through every stage of the company’s growth.

50. All the Tools You Need to Emulate the Experience of Being in a Physical Office

On managing remote teams and creating an atmosphere similar to your office: Recently, I did a webinar with TIE and fellow women founders on Managing remote teams. A lot of you asked for the extensive list of tools that I mentioned in the webinar. So, here it is!

51. The Epidemic Of Rusting Out: How Do We Deal With It?

Explore the workplace epidemic of 'rust out': its causes, impact, and strategies for prevention. Combatting dissatisfaction and disengagement.

52. True Engineering Enablement Starts with Onboarding

Engineering enablement cannot start with the tools and the process; great enablement must start with the engineers. And your engineers start with onboarding.

53. 7 Questions To Help You Find Out If Your Team Feels Psychologically Safe

Does your team have psychological safety? This may be a much more important question than you think. It may seem unintuitive but safety is a critical ingredient to unlocking your team's potential. Google certainly believes so, and Amy Edmondson at Harvard Business School agrees.

54. 7 Indicators of Poor Developer Experience and Ways to Improve It

Learn how to enhance Developer Experience (DX). Spot signs of poor DX and discover solutions. Learn best practices and tools to boost developer productivity.

55. 20+ Extraordinary Apps For Remote Teams

I am sure that you already have Zoom, Slack and Asana on your computer. But daily office life is more than written tasks and planned meetings. There are lunches with your team, spontaneous talks near the water cooler, common tasks and goals you want to acheive. It’s your comfortable workplace and it by itself motivates you to be productive. Just look at the bunch of stickers on the wall — big things are waiting for you!

56. 5 Ways to Prioritise Your Product Backlog

This article takes a look at the different methods for product backlog prioritisation, such as Stack Ranking, The MoSCoW method, and more.

57. Understanding the Tuckman Model of Team Development

Psychologist Bruce Tuckman described how teams move through stages known as forming, storming, norming, and performing, and adjourning.

58. 6 Best-In-Class AI Tools Every CTO Needs to Know

Don't fall behind in the AI revolution of software engineering. Our list of the 6 best AI tools for CTOs will keep you ahead of the game.

59. 5 Slack Apps for Startups to Save Time Spent on Repetitive Work

I remember when Slack first came out. Me and my team of engineers were frustrated that the higher-ups were making us migrate away from IRC. Fast forward to 2020 and now I'm a member of 15 different workspaces.

60. The Bus Factor Score: How Many Team Members Can get Hit By a Bus Before the Team Fails?

What happens if your development team is hit by a bus? A short explanation of the Bus Factor and how to hold its score at safe levels and why you should.

61. How Imposter Syndrome Affects Developers

Imposter syndrome is a feeling in software development. Not only does beginners or mid-level developers face this problem, but also the experienced coders.

62. Picking the Best Slack Summary Tools (And 3 Top Picks)

Every team using Slack could benefit from a slack summariser. Here’s how to choose the right Slack app for your team to save time and surface insights.

63. How to Maximize Remote Team Collaboration with SaaS Software

Do you have a remote team? Here are tips to help you improve the performance of your team members using SaaS software.

64. Talks On Productivity: Evgeniya Malina - Head of Processes and Automation at Whizz

Let me introduce Evgeniya Malina, Strategy, Operations, and Product Management professional with 8+ years of experience leading large-scale programs

65. Startup’s Secrets: How to Run Remote Sprint Planning

Every battle is won before it is fought.
~ Sun Tzu

66. What is the 'New Normal' for 2024

The world looks quite different now than since the COVID-19 pandemic started. What is the 'New Normal?'

67. Speed Up Your Updates Delivery: This Method Really Works

A development method to bring value quickly while not slowing down the pace of software releases.

68. 4 Ways to Prioritize Productivity over Keeping Busy

Being caught in the ‘busy trap’ makes it harder to see that productivity is not based on the number of hours you put in; it’s the time spent creating value.

69. Mental Health (Just Like The World) Is On Fire: Here's How It Can Be Put Out

Here are the steps that I take to remain focused and keep my mental health…well, healthy.

70. Yes, There ARE deadlines in Agile

I was recently asked to engage in a debate over whether or not there are deadlines in agile. There were a few folks involved in the debate and the predominant perspective seemed to be that true agile efforts have no external deadlines - all deadlines are self-imposed by the team in the form of an iteration commitment or a scope negotiation with the Product Owner.

71. 4 Habits of a Toxic Manager That Shatter Productivity and Teamwork

A few obvious signs of a toxic manager include nepotism, micromanagement, or disrespect of other people’s boundaries.

72. What does Agile mean to you?

In a recent encounter with agile community, I was asked ‘what agile means to me’. Simple question but difficult to answer provided the nature of question being open ended. This certainly got me thinking. I started skimming through multiple ways I can answer this question. I had to revisit my past and reflect on different phases of my agile journey.

73. Stop Confusing Agile Development with Product Development

People keep confusing agile with product development but they are different concepts. It’s important to make this distinction because it actually matters. It isn’t just semantics, the confusion is causing us all problems. Understanding this difference may fundamentally change the approach most organisations take to building digital products.

74. Teamwork and Collaboration: The Beauty of Being Replaceable

Through teamwork and collaboration, you can make yourself replaceable. This ensures the project stays stable and has benefits for you and for the team.

75. How I Manage My Team So The Business Can Thrive

76. Why Do Most of Us Approach Productivity Incorrectly?

Looking for ways to boost your team's performance? Consider three critical principles that will help maximize productivity and avoid burnout in the workplace.

77. What Is Blind Hiring And How To Use It To Make Your Hiring Process Unbiased

Blind hiring is a process that aims to reduce hiring bias and improve company diversity, which leads to increased productivity and employee engagement. To help

78. What is Code Review and How To Do It Right?

Why do you really need a code review and how to do it right?

79. High-Performing Teams Focus On These 4 Areas to Remain Successful

Discover how empowered execution transforms large organizations. Learn actionable strategies for engineers and leaders to build high-performing teams.

80. Have you Considered Becoming a Product Manager?

Product management is a specialized role with an intelligent blend of business, tech and user experience. A product manager is mostly tasked with the duty of successfully managing the development of a product from start to launch, above other tasks.

81. Continuous Testing vs. Traditional Testing

We hear the term ‘continuous testing’ a lot in the software testing industry. It’s one of those buzzwords that just keeps coming up, time and time again.

82. My Top Three Priorities as a Software Development Manager

I wasn’t a big fan of managers in my decade long programming career. I took pride in my accomplishments as a developer, the individual contributor. After all, I was the one making things happen or part of the team that made things happen. We built features, fixed critical issues and in my view, only reason business existed was because developers worked hard.

83. Detailed PMO Time Management Guide: Practical Productivity Hacks

This is a short guide from the Head of Project Management at Techstack, detailing practical steps for managing your time effectively.

84. The Quintessential Work of Remote Developers

Building and supporting software does not require you to be in the office every day. Companies like GitLab, Digital Ocean, CircleCI, InVision, and Stripe have realized that remote work gives them a recruiting and productivity advantage over the competition.

85. Reducing Cognitive Load on Startup Engineers

Discover how minimizing cognitive load can enhance productivity and reduce burnout for engineers at early-stage startups.

86. Shifting from a sales-led growth to product-led growth mindset

The transition from sales-led to product-led growth model: What are the benefits and challenges of the product-led growth model.

87. Tackling the Augean Stables of Customer Support: Our Success Story

How we managed to solve 1500 backlog tasks with the STATIK approach. The 6th Labor of Hercules by Social Discovery Group team.

88. Tips for Becoming a Software Engineer: Hands-on Experience

It is impossible for a trainee software developer to become a trustworthy professional in just one year. However, your first year in programming may bring you many valuable lessons and insights. What to expect if you are starting your way in programming? What tips does a novice developer hear from senior colleagues every day? That’s what we’ll talk about here.

89. Onboarding of a New Product Designer: How to Make It Comfortable and Effective

This article is a brief guide for the designer onboarding process and contains recommendations how to structure information and create supportive atmosphere.

90. The Outstanding Developer Book: Distractions Around Us And Developer Productivity

Think about a normal day of work. You arrive at the office, take a coffee, start coding, do some code review, have lunch, some meetings, code again, and that’s it. But is it really?

91. Why Standard Operating Procedures are Essential

Standard Operating Procedures are boring and the furthest thing from exciting but setting them up for your team will improve their performance significantly.

92. Creating a Strong Code Quality Culture in Your Organization

Learn how to build a culture of code quality to improve maintainability, scalability, and efficiency, and stay ahead of the competition.

93. Top 10 Studies That Will Break All the Productivity Myths You Ever Knew

We’ve put together a list of the best productivity studies to help you get the most out of your day.

94. InVision Gains 2 Million Users, Adds Freehand Templates (Interview)

After a year that included 40% growth in user base and a 130% surge in demand for online whiteboard products, InVision has released an update with Freehand template gallery.

95. Software Engineering and the Ikea Effect

This is the IKEA effect, a cognitive bias where we place a disproportionately high value on products that we have partially created.

96. Here's How To Become a Real Software Estimates Expert

The first time you finish a piece of software you've estimated, you discover a harsh reality ... software estimates are hard. Unexpected edge-cases, dependencies, meetings, and a thousand other things. This law summarizes it perfectly:

97. Google Wave’s Misfire Is A Lesson for Today's Real-Time Collaboration Tools

When Google Wave previewed at the 2009 I/O conference, it was a tool like no other. Not only was it the first unified workspace and collaboration platform before the remote-work boom happened, but it also tried to solve many of the same problems we’re facing today.

98. How to stay sane and motivated when working remote

A Product Manager’s guide to surviving in a COVID-19 world

99. HRMS' Impact on Employee Engagement and Productivity

Explore how HRMS impacts employee engagement and productivity. Discover how HRMS streamlines key processes, boosts transparency, and ensures HR optimizations.

100. Enhancing Scrum Teams: The Herculean Doughnut Approach

The Herculean Doughnut is a practical activity designed to help Scrum teams clarify and align on key roles and responsibilities.

101. Why Does 'Startup Vision' Matter So Much?

There are hundreds of things that could possibly go wrong when you start your own thing. It surely is in the startup stage right now, but there is a clear difference between it growing big and dying out after a year. That difference is - The Vision.

102. What Is Dynamic Programming?

This article is for them, who have heard about Dynamic Programming and for them also, who have not heard but want to know about Dynamic Programming (or DP) . In this article, I will cover all those topics which can help you to work with DP .

103. 9 Questions Every Great Boss Should Answer

As a manager, without a system in place to measure yourself and actively monitor how you’re doing, you can't identify all the areas that you need to improve on.

104. Why Shielding Your Tech Team May Not Be the Optimal Leadership Approach

New managers often shield their teams from everything. Devs are happy and peacefully working in their cozy world. Everything is amazing! Or is it?

105. Why You Have to Love 1-to-1 Meetings to Succeed in Your Career

Discover how regular one-to-one (121) meetings can boost team communication, solve issues, and enhance productivity with practical tips and strategies.

106. Wax On, Wax Off: How Going Remote Could be The BEST Thing That Ever Happened to Your Team

As every child of the ‘80’s knows – the most effective way to become a karate expert is not through years of dedicated training, but rather by completing a sequence of seemingly tedious chores for an elderly Japanese neighbor. Thanks to the miracle of muscle memory, before you know it, you’ll have won the all-valley karate tournament. (Actually, now I think about it, this might have been one of the first, and most effective “hacks” I was ever exposed to).

107. Integrating UI/UX Design in Agile Scrum Methodology

Explore effective strategies for integrating UI/UX design into Scrum methodology and achieving seamless collaboration between design and development teams.

108. 3 Things I Wish I Knew When I Was Still An Engineer

I loved being a software engineer, or so I thought. On my last project working as an engineer, I fondly recall spending my weekends writing code to finish any user stories in my queue. It got to the point that I completed my work so far in advance that I was running a few sprints ahead of my team. I started to use my newfound free time during the week to sit in as many application requirement gathering meetings as possible. I began to collaborate more with our design team and shadow interviews with customers about the product we were building. I shifted into more of a mentorship role for our engineering team. At times, I found myself explaining the rationale behind a feature design decision and bouncing ideas around for an architectural approach in the same conversation. It took me a while to reach this career-changing realization; I was more interested in shaping the product than building it.

109. The Four-Day Workweek: Do We Really Need One More Day?

Discover how switching to a four-day workweek improved our team’s productivity, and work-life balance! Learn how we made it work and why it’s here to stay.

110. Technology or Strategy: How Is the Workplace Being Reimagined?

The traditional workspace is gradually changing to a remote workspace. But what is driving the transformation of remote workspaces, technology or strategy?

111. Pass On with Care: How to Hand Over Your Work Before You Quit or Go on Holiday

When go on vacation or quit, you should ideally organize your work in a way that those who stay at work do not get lost in chaos. Here is a checklist for you

112. Collaboration Killers in Software Engineering

Interrogate the value of collaboration in software engineering and how it impacts problem-solving.

113. The Brain at the Edge of Chaos. When Predictive Coding Fails and Randomness Enters

Why creativity and insight emerge when control loosens. An exploration of predictive coding, randomness, and the brain at the edge of chaos.

114. Are You Contributing to a Toxic Work Environment Without Realizing It?

Some of the most toxic managers I have worked with had no clue they were contributing to a toxic work environment. Otherwise pleasant to talk to, these managers seemed to genuinely care about their people. However, what appeared on the outside was not in tune with what went inside their teams. Their good intentions didn’t always translate into the right action.

115. What Is EditorConfig And Why You Should Use It

Editor Config is an INI format based configuration system that let you establish project level coding standard; It allows configuring: indentation style, indentation size, line width and more. It helps in reducing the effort required to bring each team member to the consistent coding standards by automatically importing and applying the configuration to IDE.

116. Context-Switching and Why Developers Are So Allergic to It

Developers hate context-switching. A lot. This article looks at why they hate it so much and the main approaches to addressing this critical issue

117. Managing Projects on Microsoft 365? Here's How to Supercharge Your Team's Dynamics

Are you managing your projects and teams using Microsoft 365? Read on to find out how you can boost your team dynamics and achieve improved productivity!

118. What I've Learned in My First Year as a Software Engineering Team Lead

Practical leadership tips for a tech lead of a software engineering team.

119. Best Advice On DDD For Data-Focused Devs

The domain design approach to software development contributes to solving a specific domain model. It revolves around the business model, linking execution to key business principles.

120. How My Teacher Education Helped Me in My Job as a CEO

Here are the three best approaches I brought from teaching to being a CEO.

121. Ask These 5 Questions From Your Managers Every Month to 10X The Impact

The gap between how you view your behaviors and actions and how others perceive you is always huge.

122. The Most Effective Way to Onboard a New Developer on Your Team

A new employee’s career at your company can be determined, to a reasonable extent, by how well their onboarding goes.

123. A Guide to Improving Your Focus

How The One Thing Philosophy can help you to concentrate on the right things, improve your focus and really get things done at the end of the day.

124. Don’t Drop Your Work Meetings – Rather, Build a System for Them

Don't think that working meetings are a waste of time. Organize the system of working with them effectively following these simple rules.

125. How To Manage Technical Debt Properly

We're used to thinking that you cannot deliver fast and maintain a healthy codebase. But does it really has to be a trade-off?

126. Adequate Internal Communication goes a long way in Satisfying Tech Talent

Internal comms in tech can no longer be disregarded, regardless of whether you manage a small organization or employ non-desk workers worldwide.

127. Tech Enablement in Management Consulting: Best Practices and Common Mistakes

Historically, management consulting companies have relied primarily on human capital to solve complex business challenges of their clients.

128. How to Maintain a Seamless Connection Between Product Managers and Engineering Teams

Learn how to bridge the gap between product management and engineering for a successful product journey.

129. 10 Proven Ways to Reduce Misalignment Between Stakeholders in Product Teams

Learn 10 proven strategies product managers use to reduce stakeholder misalignment and ship faster with clarity, metrics, and trust.

130. Top Productivity Tools for Tech Remote Employees

Remote working is becoming a more and more popular way for employees to work.

131. The 6 Principles of Planning Development and Testing Workload

In this article I’d like to introduce 6 principles of workload planning for development & testing teams to create comfortable workflows & deliver top results

132. How to Tackle Developer Burnout

An average scrum squad that has 5 developers, at least 4 of them will be suffering from burnout. Burnout affects 83% of developers.

133. From Developer To PM: The Untold Truth About Growing Your Career

Developers with a strong understanding of company strategy rise faster, despite the misconception that engineers should only focus on technical details.

134. How to Build Tech with Less

Co-founder and engineering lead of a fast-growth tech company explains how he's built innovative tech with just a team of four.

135. Top 3 Metrics For Engineering Team Performance

What’s the overall performance of your engineering team? Let’s look at how we can improve your team’s performance.

136. How Product Manager Solve Complex Problems

Excellent problem-solving skill is very essential for a Product Manager, because in the real day to day as a Product Manager will face a lot of complex problems that require deeply thinking for finding the root cause of problems, not only user’s problems but also internal problems such as slow development process, increase growth rate, increase retention rate, etc.

137. These Errors in One-on-One Meetings are Hurting Your Team

One-on-one meetings go wrong not because of lack of effort. They go wrong when you don’t pay attention to the little things that are needed to get them right.

138. 5 Ways Emotional Intelligence Improves Team Productivity

Is there a place for emotions in the tech world?

139. Orchestrating the Code Maze: Strategies for Effective Collaboration Amongst Development Teams

Explore effective IT team management and inter-team communication strategies for large projects, including avoiding duplicated efforts and fostering innovation.

140. Scaling the Dependency Autopilot; Balancing Autonomy and Collaboration

Whether you’re a founder, manager or employee, there are dynamics of dependency you’re dealing with that are worth being aware of.

141. Leading By Letting Go. How To Quit Disturbing Your Engineering Team From Growing

In this article, Taras Lazoriv, Advanced Software Engineer at Innovecs, shares his leadership experience and thoughts on growing an engineering team.

142. 11 Zoom Apps to Make Meetings More Efficient

While the basic features of Zoom are more than enough for the average team, there are a bunch of extra resources and ways to improve your Zoom experience.

143. A Guide to Managing Your Agile Engineering Team

Tips to succeed at software Engineering Team Management

144. How To Improve Concentration: 2021 Edition

How to improve your focus - especially as a software developer. Book review of Deep Work by Cal Newport.

145. 4 Tips to Improve Your Engineering Team's Velocity in Scrum

In this article, you’ll learn what velocity means in the context of an agile/scrum methodology and how you can improve it to allow your team to move faster and

146. Notion: Superior Productivity For All

Notion is an All-In-One workspace. Notion’s platform allows you to create task-oriented lists and projects, wikis, databases, lightweight CRM’s, tables & more!

147. How To Assess And Improve Your Software Engineering Team's Performance

How do you measure how well your engineering team is doing and how do you find the bottlenecks where you can improve things the most?

148. 84 Stories To Learn About Team Building

Learn everything you need to know about Team Building via these 84 free HackerNoon stories.

149. Developing a Test Plan and Test Strategy for Your Business

Red Flags That Show Your Project Needs a Test Plan and a Test Strategy

150. Should We Fear the End of Data Annotation as We Know It?

Are automated data annotation tools like ChatGPT and SAM close to replacing human annotators?

151. Those That Work Together Win Together

Steve White | Working Together To Win Together

152. Main 5 Uncommon Traits of a Product Manager Role

Believe most of us are already aware of what is expected of a Product Manager profile in any internet company, starting from being a mini CEO of the product to be the interface between business, UX & technology. Here in addition to those common attributes of a PM profile I am going to point out few not so common traits but important qualities a Product Manager should possess.

153. The Fail Fast Mindset: How to Help Your Team Fail and Be Resilient at Work

No strategy can help an organization thrive if the people in the organization aren’t resilient to change and chaos. Setbacks and challenging situations - a missed deadline, a lost deal, a failed project, a bad strategy - are everyday affairs at work, and only those who learn to get past them can grow professionally and personally.

154. A Beginner's Guide to Pull Request Stacking

Explore the concept of PR stacking in software development, its benefits, tools to use, and strategies for effective implementation.

155. 5 Best Plugins For Dev Teams Looking to Level Up Productivity 🔥🔥🔥

Best VS Code Plugins and JetBrains extensions for dev team. Boost developer productivity with GitLive, Tabnine, Stepsize, EditorConfig and Better Comments.

156. Learn How To Reset Team Productivity With These 5 Steps

Productivity is a volatile thing in the office. It comes and goes. Just like there are ups and downs in life, some days are more rewarding than others at the workplace too. There will be times when your team would get in a slump and you will have to jumpstart them back to life.

157. How to Balance Innovation and Stability in Team Leadership

How to Balance Innovation and Stability in Team Leadership in a Dynamic World?

158. How To Get The Most Out The Pomodoro Technique To Be Highly Productive

Developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s, the Pomodoro technique calls for using a timer to break down work into 25-minute intervals separated by short 5-minute breaks. After four sessions of work, the Pomodoro technique prescribes a longer 30-minute break.

159. Project Reporting Made Easy With Trello’s New Dashboard View

Project reporting has never been easier. Trello is a website that will host your company’s day-to-day tasks. It’s a platform that provides project management.

160. Humor at the Heart

Sharing some fun times at a cool place to work for body, soul and sanity.

161. Don't Stop at Writing Code, Create Business Value

Knowing the business needs/problems can help engineers to grow faster. If you don’t know WHAT and WHY, you can’t think of HOW.

162. Manual Testers in a Cross-Functional Team: Do We Still Need Them?

In this article, we’ll share our experience working without manual QAs and you can determine for yourself if it’s really worth it.

163. Humans Neglecting Maintenance: Causes And Consequences

You might be thinking if maintenance is so important, then why do people neglect it? To answer your question, we have 12 reasons why people neglect maintenance.

164. Top 10 Productivity Apps For iOS To Take Your Productivity To The Next Level

Find the best productivity apps for iPhone or iPad. These best iPhone productivity apps help you get more things done faster and more efficiently than before.

165. [Top 3] Time Management Habits of Highly Productive Distributed Teams

166. Getting the Best Out of Code Reviews

Explore the intricate balance of art and science in code reviews. Dive into techniques for effective feedback, and a collaborative culture.

167. The FAQs of React Native

React Native is a framework created by Facebook that is used for building native apps using React. It is mainly used for developing applications for Android, iOS, and Web. It an open-source framework. So, today we will be checking out the 13 most asked React Native questions.

168. 3 Things Great Engineering Managers Do

As all Spider-Man comic book fans know, with great power comes great responsibility, and being a great manager isn't just about being good at telling people what to do. It turns out that effective engineering managers aren't mind-bending wizards — they're just good at a few things. Here's a few of them:

169. Should we Invest in People in Times of Recession?

Cutting manpower overheads makes sense in a recession but it may come at the expense of talent retention and other important factors to a company's success.

170. How to Make No-Meeting Days Really Work for Your Team

The idea of a “no-meeting day” is an easy sell, especially when 70% of workers believe email could replace over a quarter of their meetings.

171. Why Team Building Matters - Winning Over Sceptics

Team building is not popular. One survey found 31% of workers dislike team-building activities. Perhaps many have been scarred by the forced fun of clumsy corporate team building events. But there’s real value there to be unlocked. How well a team communicates can be more important than how skilled its members are.

172. Why Giving Developers The Freedom Of Choice Is Not Easy

It’s a fact that software developers are in great demand these days, to say the least… The growing need for building more tech products vs. well-trained resources is out of balance.

173. Do Your Team Members Feel Lonely? Here's How You Can Fight Isolation at Work

There are several reasons for us to feel lonely, both when we are by ourselves and surrounded by other people.

174. AI-Enabled Software Delivery: Rethinking Team Roles and Responsibilities

Don't let outdated practices hold you back. Discover how to prepare your organization for the future of AI-powered software delivery in our latest blog.

175. Demystifying Tech Debt: An Overview of the 4 Types with Actionable Fixes

Learn how to manage technical debt in your codebase with this guide on the 4 types of tech debt, with examples. We'll look at how to fix each type of tech debt.

176. 5 Important Takeaways From 9 Remote Work Productivity Studies

For the vast majority of people in tech, one of the side effects of the Covid-19 pandemic has been the switch to working remotely. If Twitter is anything to go by, for some, this may become a long-term reality, too.

177. 12 Effective Communication Tips Every Software Engineer Should Imbibe

How to improve your communication skills as a software engineer and increase your effectivity

178. Badly Designed Authorization Is Technical Debt

Hard-coded authorization leads to technical debt. Decouple your authorization decisions to be a more effective business.

179. What is DevOps and How Does it Influence the Digital Transformation of Companies?

When we talk about DevOps we mean the set of process automation practices in the software and IT departments. DevOps is a movement, or work philosophy, also defined as a culture of shared responsibility or systematic thinking, whose ultimate objective is none other than to work based on collaboration between members of the software development and IT / operations teams to achieve better and more agile results.

180. 6 Slack Apps & Integrations All Software Teams Need to Consider

There are a tonne of Slack apps and integrations. Here are 6 of the very best Slack add-ons for software developers, from summarisation to bug tracking.

181. How to Initiate a Software Requirements Specification

How many times have you felt that it would have been better to contemplate the project requirements? How many times did you feel like including that “one” particular feature/function could have saved it from failure? Hold on to the thought right there! Do you think a System Requirements Specification could have played a pivotal role in success?

182. How to Tame the 'Monkeys' Overrunning Your Management Time!

Managers are burdened with issues that should be handled by their subordinates. How to manage those 'monkeys'?

183. Brainstorming Rules, "How Might We.." Method, Team Warm-Ups, & Brainstorming Sessions

To prepare for brainstorming, it is necessary to gather a team, acquaint all the participants with the rules of brainstorming, and also prepare questions.

184. Infrastructure as Code – Whose Responsibility Is It?

In my experience, the development of microservice architecture and infrastructure go hand in hand. It's hard to imagine these tasks handled by separate teams.

185. How To Say 'No' To Your Team Without Seeming Insensitive

Learn the art of saying 'no' in a considerate and effective way, especially for leaders and managers.

186. How to Manage a Remote Team if You’ve Never Done It Before

Vita Baryshnikova is a Head of HR at Skyeng where 90% of employees and contractors work remotely. Vita shares her experience of creating effective processes for remote teams. These simple tips can help you prevent burnout and add transparency to your work.

187. Team Communication: Dysfunctional Patterns Through the Looking Glass

Team communication can make or break a project. How can we communicate in a respectful way while keeping each other accountable? Dysfunctional communication ...

188. Teams Without Vision Are Just Busywork Factories

Without a clear, evolving vision, autonomous teams risk becoming busywork machines.

189. How and When to Find Your Dream Team

How and When To Find Your Dream Team

190. From Zero to Hero: Build a Team of High-Performers

Building a successful business is a challenging task. It takes dedication, hard work, and a team of individuals willing to work together to achieve a common goal. I always say this, but businesses don’t move people; people move businesses.

191. The WFH Slump: 10 Ways To Be More Productive While Working From Home

With 56% of workers only working remotely for the last year, working from home is still something most of us are adjusting to.

192. What Went Wrong? A Product Manager's Guide to Root Cause Analysis

As a product manager/owner of a product, a service or a feature, when do you get to know something went wrong?

193. These 5 Things Will Kill Your Productivity

Being productive has turned into a cult. We are using it to assess the performance of others as well as our own.

194. Successful Managers Are Shit Umbrellas: Leadership 101

From the desk of a brilliant weirdo #1: If you’re having a hard time getting your team on the same page, I want to let you know that you’re not alone.

195. How does IT Process Automation Help in Improving Business Productivity

Discover how IT process automation help in improving business productivity.

196. Boosting Development Efficiency With the Specification-First Principle

The article introduces the Specification-First approach in software development, emphasizing its benefits for project managers and development teams.

197. Agile is Worth Improving

Max Nechaev shares insights from Snoonu on optimizing Agile processes, detailing challenges, strategies, and the positive outcomes of his approach.

198. The 15 Common Tips About Managing Newly Remote Teams

Remote work has become the most transformative labor trend of our lifetime. Long before ‘social distancing’ became a household term, businesses chose to operate with remote teams because of its benefits.

199. The Relationship between DevOps and Platform Engineering

In this post, you discover where platform engineering fits into your broader software delivery process.

200. The Ultimate Guide to a Successful Strategy Session

Companies can run for many years without strategy sessions, and be fine. Yet if they start doing that – they will inevitably see greater success and growth and just overall business improvement. Albina Zhdanova, the COO of Tools for Brokers, shares their insights into organizing a productive strategy session.

201. Save Yourself the Headaches and Document Agreements the Right Way

Agreements are an essential part of software development. They lower development costs and make developers' lives easier. But there is a problem..

202. Building a Team With a Decentralized Mindset to Empower Web3 Communities

In traditional roles the employees are accountable to a hierarchy of managers and those who have the power to make decisions from within the organization. Web3 turns this on its head and now projects within a more decentralized world are accountable to the community first, essentially reversing the power structure that employees would be familiar with.

203. Reviewing The 2020 Tech Lead Developer Survey by Couchbase (Podcast Transcript)

Amy Tom talks to Matt Groves, the Senior Product Marketing Manager at Couchbase, and Brant Burnett, the Systems Architect at CenterEdge Software.

204. How to Estimate Stories in Scrum: Tips for Beginners

A brief guide to story punctuation.

205. Track & Manage Your Technical Debt To Make Better Strategic Decisions

If you are looking for a tool to start managing technical debt this article will help you make the right decision.

206. How to Use Eslint With Webpack And ES6 Modules

Today we are going to talk about eslint and webpack. This is not going to teach you how to install eslint in your project, I will assume that you already did.

207. The Essential Data for Leading a Remote Engineering Team

When your team is building a software product, the majority of the work that they do is invisible. As a manager, you have to rely on in-person cues for blocked work or frustrated engineers. When they move to a remote workflow—your team also becomes invisible, and all those critical signals are dropped.

In-person, you might notice:

208. Enhancing Engineering Cultures with UX Principles

How to apply UX design principles to develop supportive and efficient engineering cultures

209. How To Make Your Codebase More Readable

Unfortunately, very effective and efficient software engineers are generally very intolerant towards extreme ineffectiveness or inefficiencies, so try hard

210. Beware, Bossware: Vanity Metrics vs Strongest Teams

A balanced critique of employee monitoring software for a sustainable remote work culture

211. Bring me Problems Not Solutions: Why Problem-Centric Leadership is Effective

Explore the limitations of the common leadership mantra "Bring me solutions, not problems."

212. How To Lead Your Business Strategically

The capacity of a leader to envision, plan, direct, and get the most out of the resources at hand effectively is known as strategic leadership.

213. 6 Tips for Working Remotely

Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, millions of people have suddenly had to relocate their office to their own homes. In normal times, around 8 million Americans work from home, but in just a few days, that number has multiplied, and then multiplied again.

214. The Art of (Architecture) Decision Making

Architects play an important part in decision making, but it comes with great responsibility. What if the decision is "wrong" How to minimize the uncertainty?

215. Diversity in Cybersecurity and Why Our Inclusion Efforts Will Fail Until we Do This One Thing

Why even well-balanced in terms of gender & ethnicity CISO panels are not diverse and what we should do to fix it.

216. Improving Software Development Productivity

Software development takes time and effort and requires patience, but if it’s taking too long it can hurt the business. That’s why it’s important to always consider what you can do to improve your software development productivity.

217. 10 Ways Tech Is Increasing Workplace Productivity

Productivity in business is the continual effort of applying new methods and techniques. In simple words, productivity is getting quality work done quickly.

218. How to Hold on to Critical Knowledge When Employees Leave

219. Same Product = Same Team: Myth or Fact?

The Scrum Guide is quite clear on one important thing: for one product there is only one Product Owner and only one Product Backlog:

220. Planning Poker: Agile Estimation And Planning Made Easy

221. 10 Ways to Prevent Burnout While Working From Home

While working from home has many benefits, it also has the potential for certain drawbacks. Burnout is a serious risk while working from home.

222. Firing QA Testers Is the Biggest Mistake You’ll Make All Year

You wouldn’t edit your own work for a critical business presentation, so why should developers be expected to test their own code? A second set of eyes is key,

223. Nasty Psychological Tricks People Play

Three ways we play psychological games in relationships through the lens of the Karpman Drama Triangle, victimhood, manipulation and different ego states

224. Creating a Simple yet Effective Engineering Culture

The best time to build an engineering culture is from the start, as retrofitting culture is not always so smooth, but the next-best time is now.

225. The Dunning-Kruger Effect in Simple Terms

The Dunning-Kruger effect is a phenomenon in which unskilled individuals overestimate their abilities while skilled individuals may underestimate their abilitie

226. To Assert Authority as a Young Manager, the Magic is in the Balance

Some discomfort is natural if you have recently moved from an individual contributor to a manager position.

227. Ubiquitous Language: A Key to Success in Professional Environments

Unleash your professional potential with ubiquitous language. Discover how mastering industry-standard communication elevates productivity and career growth.

228. Are Your CICD and DevOps Tools Really Helping Developers?

If you are responsible for your team’s CICD and DevOps tools, have you ever asked yourself if the tools you built are really making developers’ lives easier?

229. How Team Collaboration Impacts Cybersecurity

Team synergy is everything when it comes to cybersecurity.

230. Code Reviews: Tips On Getting More Feedback

Nobody leaving comments on your code reviews? Try out these 3 tips on getting eye balls on your pull requests

231. Cross-Functional, Self-Organized, or Self-Managed Teams

Exploring misconceptions about Agile methods and terminology, including cross-functional and self-managed teams, and the importance of focusing on actual work.

232. Navigating AI Adoption: A Strategic Four-Step Plan for CTOs

Engineering teams are working out how to adopt AI for a substantial competitive advantage. Here's how I'd go about an adoption strategy.

233. Why You Should Manage WIP

Having too much Work in Process, also known as Work in Progress (WIP), is a remarkably common issue. In my experience, management often encourages this behavior. I don’t know if it is the notion that we will get more done if we work on more things simultaneously. Or perhaps there is a fear we won’t get enough things done unless we work on several of them at once.

234. How CodeClimate's VP of Engineering Used Data to Support Our Engineering Team on a Human Level

When global circumstances required our team to go completely remote, we knew things would be tough. Team members wouldn’t just be working from home; they’d be working from home during a time of intense fear and uncertainty, with a myriad of new concerns and distractions. We expected that engineering activity would decline as a result, and we were understanding — as our VP of Engineering, Ale Paredes, explained during a panel on working remotely through the crisis, “We're not trying to behave as if it's business as usual, because it's not business as usual.”

But when Ale checked the team’s productivity metrics in Velocity, our engineering analytics platform, she was surprised by what she found. After we made the switch to a distributed workflow, many engineers actually started working more. Still, despite logging more time in the codebase, they were getting less done.

To find out why the team wasn’t making progress, Ale dug deeper into the data. Not only did she find answers, she used that information to develop better ways to support the team.

235. How to Effectively Deliver Feedback to Your Team Members

Make feedback normal. Not a performance review. Delivering relevant feedback in the right manner is a top skill. Once mastered, it benefits the entire team.

236. 5 Reasons Why You Should NEVER Micromanage Your Team

Discover the negative impact of micromanagement on teams' trust, morale, and productivity.

237. Importance of Safety In Workplace

Every single day, people head to work with the desires that they will have the option to finish their day by day undertakings liberated from accidents or some other wellbeing dangers. Positively, we as a whole have the right to work in protected and clean conditions. And keeping in mind that most organizations take measures to guarantee the wellbeing of their representatives, accidents will undoubtedly occur. In any case, there are approaches to guarantee that such accidents are limited and unfit to show genuine sick impacts.

238. Hacking the Set Up of Your Scrum Team to Start Delivering Within 48 hours

The complete guide to hacking the setup of your scrum team and start delivering business value in 48 hours.

239. Biometrics And The Future Of Tracking

240. Optimizing Your Development Team's Growth in a Startup Environment

How to efficiently scale up your development team as a startup, by Martyna Lewinska, CTO of Fiat Republic. Building, hiring and company culture.

241. 5 Tech-Driven Solutions to Boost Your Business: Meet the 2021 Upgrades

Here is a list of some of the best tech upgrades you should consider adding to your business this year.

242. Optimizing 1:1 Team Meetings - 7 Essential Tips for Success

One-on-one (1:1) meetings are a cornerstone of effective team management, serving dual purposes of checking on an individual's well-being and fostering their pr

243. Can a Manager Have Fun With Their Team? My Experience Says Absolutely!

As a manager, you can definitely emphasize fun as a key element in team building and corporate success.

244. Design Team's Process Starter Pack

How to build a team's process from scratch and be productive!

245. Roles Of Support Are The New Normal

Are you being the best leader you can be? Is your leader effective? here are some useful tips on how to do better.

246. Evidence-Based Management: Where to Start?

To implement evidence-based management, understand your organization's vision and mission, set long-term, mid-term, and short-term goals

247. Shippable Stories

I occasionally (and usually accidentally) find myself in a discussion about whether or not every story should be a shippable increment of work. Recently, I got involved (deliberately) in the discussion when I was invited to answer the question, “...should a user story correspond to a potentially shippable product increment?” on Quora.

248. How Saying the Word NO Can Change Your Business Forever

When many keen entrepreneurs start out on the path to growing their business, they are often guilty of making one huge mistake more than any other. Unfortunately, because this error is so ingrained in our very being, it’s not something that we recognize straight away, which means it happens over and over again.

249. How Engineering Managers Should Approach Planning

What is planning? What makes a plan good? Does planning slow you down? What are the key aspects of planning? A deep dive into engineering planning for managers

250. What Is Product Management And How It Can Help You Drive Growth

While product management enjoys unquestioned support in the world’s most successful tech companies, other organisations that could substantially benefit from product management are still yet to adopt and embrace the discipline. So, I want to go through why you need product management in your tech or digital organisation.

251. Software Engineers use Code Reviews to Improve Product Quality

Software engineers need to do code reviews in order to improve overall product quality and learn from each other. Code review process has a set of best practices like any other complex processes. Check best practices below. Do you follow them on your current project?

252. Secrets Your Parents Never Told You About Creating High-Performing Teams

How can teams perform at their full potential?

253. My Teams Hates Retros. What Should I Do?

Take team experience into your own hands. Aggregate issues common between teams with AI summaries and data analytics.

254. Internal Inspiration: The Counterforce to External Stimulation

Reflections on developing sustainable sources of inspiration for yourself and people around you.

255. The Noonification: Cyber Security vs Information Security (12/8/2022)

12/8/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

256. 62 Stories To Learn About Collaboration

Learn everything you need to know about Collaboration via these 62 free HackerNoon stories.

257. How To Break Down Silos in Your Authorization Management

Understand how moving away from traditional siloed approaches to a centralized, collaborative model enhances security, compliance, and overall business growth.

258. 8 Things to Avoid as a Newly Remote Business

The next few months will be the most uncertain period business owners have faced. The coronavirus will change the economy and how we work. But I’ve been preparing for this time for more than a decade.

259. Mastering the Daily Scrum: A Practical Guide

The Daily Scrum is a vital part of Agile practices. Get it right, and you'll speed your team up no end. Get it wrong and it's a waste of valuable time.

260. How To Reduce Software Development Costs

Mobile and web applications are worth investment as their use can help you achieve various goals, for instance, improve customer service, increase the conversion rate, provide security of sensitive data, automate manual, routine, and repetitive activities.

261. In the Search of High Achievers, A.K.A., Self-Propelled Missiles

High performers overwhelmingly prefer to work with others like themselves because it leads to greater efficiency, innovation, and satisfaction.

262. Navigating Employee Resignations: Tips and Best Practices for Managers

263. Top 7 Productivity Tips that can Boost your Performance

Productivity at work can make all the difference when trying to achieve your goals. Readout 7 productivity tips that anyone can implement to improve performanc

264. We Tested if Virtual Coworking Improved our Team’s Productivity

Missing proper conversations and more direct collaboration, our team decided to do a “virtual coworking” experiment - working with our cameras on for a week.

265. Scrum Vs. Waterfall: What is the Difference?

The software development market is gigantic and has a lot to offer us

266. Why Project Maintenance Should Not Be Done By A Separated Team

Suppose you have to add a new major feature to an app.

267. What COVID-19 Means for the Future of Work From Home

The worldwide lockdown following the coronavirus pandemic was truly a time for remote work to shine if there ever was one. With most of the globe’s workforce being stranded in their homes and away from the office, the only solution for most was to move their labor to the remote setting.

268. Elite Teams Are Built on Strong Habits

Learn strategies for continuous improvement, leveraging DORA assessments, and building habits that drive excellence.

269. The Art of Procrastination: How Coders Master the Craft While Pretending to Work

Coders have perfected the art of procrastination, a skill that allows them to balance productivity with creative mental meandering.

270. 3 Essential Concepts Data Scientists Should Learn From MLOps Engineers

Discover how to bridge the knowledge gap between data scientists and MLOps engineers with these three essential concepts.

271. How To Help Talented Employees Reach Their Full Potential

Discover actionable strategies for managers to help talented employees reach their peak performance.

272. 10 Ways to Promote Wellness in the Workplace

I am sharing 10 practical ways to embrace mindfulness, focus on wellness, and maintain your mental well-being while in the office.

273. Scrum Introduction: Agile Put Into Practice

In our previous blog post, we wrote about Agile, a philosophy for managing projects and teams. In that text, we mentioned Agile methods, one of them being Scrum.

274. Feeling Behind? 17 Lifehacks for Beating Chronic Laziness

Actionable solutions for beating laziness. These solutions will go way beyond the generic platitudes about hard work, motivation, and mindset.

275. The Most Productive Workers Spend 2H on Breaks Daily – That’s Equal to a 4-Day Workweek

A study found that most productive employees spend nearly 2 hours on breaks. That's equal to 4-day workweek. Can 'break culture' replace shortened workweek?

276. Automating Task Estimating Process In JIRA

Planning means more than just “staying organized”

277. Should You Hire More Software Engineers or Better Manage the Ones You Have?

That technology is here to stay is an obvious duh. If and how well-prepared companies are to deal with the constant need to increase investments in technology, that’s not as simple. Another obvious axiom is that software engineers and developers are highly valuable resources. Weather having more or putting the ones you have to better use is the best approach, that is less obvious.

278. How DevOps Repair Logs Increase Your Happiness

How do you document infrastructure failures and outages?

279. 3-Tier Software Architecture Tutorial For Non-Developers

The three layers of software applications can help you visualise a software application's design and implementation as a non-developer.

280. The Phases of Project Management

The moment you become a part of the corporate world, the term you get most familiar with is 'Project'. We can say that projects are the elementary part of the corporate world.

281. Feature Flags, Refactoring, and the Art of Technical Debt Management

Master the magic switch of software development - feature flags. Learn how to release features fearlessly, improve efficiency, and reduce bugs.

282. Make a Code Review Great Again: Patterns of Quick and Effective Code Quality Control

Code review is an essential tool for code quality control in the programming industry. This topic has caught my attention for many years, and I would like to sh

283. 5 Ways Engineering Managers Can Motivate Individual Contributors

Want to inspire and motivate your individual contributors? Try setting clear goals and expectations, providing ongoing feedback and support, encouraging career

284. The Best Software for Dev Teams to Review as They Welcome 2022: A 2021 Highlight Reel

How would I sum up 2021?

285. How Software Development Teams Can be More Productive with Platform Ops

Managing the scale needs of API teams is a difficult task. Here is how Platform Ops can help.

286. Pro-Tip: Deliver Feedback as a Cop and Not as a Messenger

Annie leads the business operations platform engineering group within Square’s platform & infrastructure organization. Prior to Square, she worked at a number of startups across a spectrum of industries from consumer products to enterprise solutions, as well as a wide variety of teams from sales to engineering. Having worked with many different managers, she’s formed her own leadership philosophies.

287. Why Communication Is the Backbone of Growth for Startups

Miscommunication in the workplace can lead to everything from poor team morale and high staff turnover to a direct loss of sales and revenue.

288. 69 Stories To Learn About Productivity Tools

Learn everything you need to know about Productivity Tools via these 69 free HackerNoon stories.

289. How to Measure Productivity as a Developer

How can development productivity be measured? And should it be measured at all? This story explores some key ideas behind this controversial topic.

290. What to Do When Your Employees are Fighting in the Workplace

I have always enjoyed healthy disagreements about my own ideas and opinions at home and at work. They give me a peek into so many unique perspectives and help me see how different the world is around us. I do not agree with everything people say, but I am definitely open to hearing them around.

291. Pros and Cons of Different Software Development Pricing Models

Fixed price or Time and Material? What is the best pricing model for software development services? Or maybe there is a third option to consider? Let’s dive into the pros and cons of popular pricing models for software development.

292. You Need to Make Better Code Reviews™

Code reviews and the pull request are the basic building blocks in many software engineers’ life (The Workflow). They prevent bugs, mistakes, and help distribute the knowledge around a code base in small units of changes. They are, also — and specially code reviews — more an art than a science, and so everyone makes mistakes here. Things as random as the relationship that different contributors have between them, influence whether something is approved, overlooked, ignored or requests changes.

293. The Formalisation Flow in Software Development

A software development cycle is characterized by an incremental increase in rigour during each step.

294. The Trap of Elegant Architecture

Why the best systems are built to be easily inherited, not endlessly admired.

295. Does Canva Hurt or Help Graphic Designers? Hacker Noon on Design

Do time-saving apps like Canva help or hinder freelancers and digital creatives? Tell us what you think in a Tweet!

296. Evolution of Multiplayer Software: From Games to Tools ⚡

Have you heard the news? Epic Games, the developer of a wildly successful multiplayer game Fortnite, has just announced a massive $1.78 billion funding round. Want to know what it has to do with collaboration software?

297. Why SaaS Companies Require Security Testing?

SaaS companies offer a lot of flexibility when it comes to providing essential software solutions to their customers. They have an added advantage of being easily accessible and that too on all kinds of devices. As a result, the modern age businesses are rapidly switching to these solutions provided by SaaS vendors.

298. Debugging Déjà Vu: A Story of Forgotten Fixes

Follow Marco's adventure as he transitions into an unconventional tech workspace, navigating through open offices, quirky colleagues, and a new coding culture.

299. 5 Team Communication Tools That Will Skyrocket Your Productivity

Teams come in all sizes and these days from all parts of the world. Geography is no longer a limitation with messaging tools that can connect you with anyone in the world. The right communication tools can skyrocket your team’s productivity, as ability to easily share information and ideas with all your stakeholders is key to driving productivity.

300. Why Data Science is a Team Sport?

Today, I am going to cover why I consider data science as a team sport?

301. Why is a ‘Design-First’ Approach to Building APIs Controversial? How Does One Win at It?

In API product development, where the rubber meets the road, what obstacles do we meet along the way? Let's dive deep on how to succeed in API design-first.

302. The Salesforce Conversations [Part 3]

Agile, Flow, and a Filter

303. Basics Behind Building Remote Team

Many remote team management theories offer the following model structure. It starts with:

304. Why Launching a New Project with a Remote Team Is a Good Idea

Having a remote team in the project will lower expenses and make hiring easier. It will lead to many operational challenges too. Let's see how to address them.

305. The Human Side of DevOps: How Culture Drives Business Outcomes

The DevOps structural equation model has several elements related to people and culture, so it's clear that human issues are an important part of the DevOps.

306. 3 Ways Team-Love Impacts the Bottomline and How to Cultivate It

These little-known, scientifically proven customer retention strategies ALWAYS work.

307. The Critical Link Between Software and Hardware Teams in Product Development

Software and hardware teams rely on each other. If they can learn from each other then benefits will be felt throughout an entire organization.

308. Top 5 Video Conferencing Apps For Virtual Meetings

As organizations continue to embrace remote working, the need to keep teams collaborating becomes necessary. Unlike a traditional office where people can socialize, allocating assignments is done in-person, and brainstorming sessions happen in the conference room, these can only be done virtually in remote working. That is why video conferencing tools are important for any remote team. For your team to benefit from video conferencing, however, the video conferencing app of choice should have features such as screen sharing, whiteboarding, file sharing, and chat options among others. Here are the top 5 video conferencing apps that will help your team feel like they are working next to each other.

309. Productivity 101: How to Implement the Pomodoro Productivity Technique

If you’re looking to be more productive in your life, you may have heard of the Pomodoro productivity hack or technique.

310. Engineering and Product Teams: Are They Partners or Frenemies?

The engineering team and product team cooperate and partner with each other. The deadlines of projects often trigger conflicts.

311. Workplace Strategies for Team Well-being and Success

Let's traverse numerous approaches for forming a helpful workspace that leads to squad welfare and achievement.

312. How To Set Up A Home Office

The rise of flexible job roles, digital tech careers and more freelance opportunities around the world has led more people into working from the comfort of their home, especially during this Covid19 pandemic. However, in order to get the best and ensure quality service deliveries, remote workers need the right tools to assist their craft.

313. 6 Examples to Differentiate Desirable Technical Debts From Undesirable Ones

Technical Debts have been in the center of software engineers debate for quite some time. Not only its analogy to financial terms has been discussed, but also the different contexts and aspects a debt contains.

314. Creating an Immersive AR Experience: Lessons From a Hackathon

Discover how a team overcame challenges in a FormulaAI hackathon to build a 3D AR experience for sports analysis in this inspiring case study.

315. How to Build Successful Communication with Clients

The work of IT teams is done for the people who are paying to them, i.e. clients. Even if you are working on an internal product, everything has its customer and buyer.

316. 54 Stories To Learn About Team Collaboration

Learn everything you need to know about Team Collaboration via these 54 free HackerNoon stories.

317. 8 Tips To Reinvent Your Project Meetings And Win

In a typical project meeting most attendees do not contribute but attend just to hear the conversation. A large amount of developer time is wasted. This drains resources from the project and can create a scheduling nightmare.

318. Customer Support 101: Encouraging The Voice of The Company

Customer Support is the team that keeps in touch with our clients. They deal with the requests and issues that connect our customers to the business — they are the bridge. Offering excellent customer support is as important as having a robust product. To lead this effort, Preply has recently hired a new Head of Support, Jean-Pascal Gribaudi. He used to manage a support team in Booking.com.

319. My Little Journey Constructing LOTUS Website!

The idea for this project emerged from a wide range of scattered pieces of art in our minds, inspired by the great attention to both art and culture.

320. How Collaborative Learning Can Help You Achieve Better Results

Collaborative learning is an approach based on the teamwork of the employees' group to achieve a joint purpose. Such an approach allows one to learn from the experience of others, helps to generate more ideas, as well as establishes a solid rapport within a company.

321. How To Ensure That Your Team Is Happy With Remote Work?

A month ago saying that running a company through the crisis caused by this pandemic has been hard would be an understatement. I’m sure this has been unchartered territory for most of us. I mean, most workplaces don’t even have work from home policies that they had to design from scratch.

322. 148 Stories To Learn About Team Management

Learn everything you need to know about Team Management via these 148 free HackerNoon stories.

323. Software Has Taken Away The Human Element: Let’s Get It Back

When you’re collaborating with your team, you don’t care about files. You care about the people. So why do companies put so much effort into developing tools and systems when they should be designing for interactions and relationships?

324. What Can Managers do to Really Help Their People?

Management Manifesto: How Managers Can Really Help Their People

325. Successful Collaboration in Cybersecurity: If the Only Tool You Have Is a Hammer…

If the hammer is the tool you are best with, I think you should use it as much as possible. I feel it would help collaboration

326. Seven Expert Tips For Managers To Support Their Remote Teams

“The best executive is the one who has sense enough to pick good men to do what he wants done, and self-restraint to keep from meddling with them while they do it.” – Theodore Roosevelt

327. How Startups Can Maximize ROI Using Flowcharts

A flowchart is a tool that is used for analyzing, designing, or managing a problem by dividing it into various parts. Flowcharts are used today in almost every application of problem-solving and planning. The flowchart is such a versatile tool that every industry has been using flowcharts to elaborate their plans and problems for the past century.

328. Navigating the Challenges of Cross-Functional Collaboration: Strategies for Success

I explore the challenges of cross-functional collaboration and how we can overcome our human limitations to improve team synchrony, efficiency, and performance

329. How to Prevent Churn: 8 Crucial Tips for First-Time Managers

Useful tips on how to properly manage a team, for first time managers as well as, managers working with a new company or organization.

330. SDLC Is a Complex Black Box and We Must Build Teams Accordingly

Invest in managing software engineering efficiency, not only measuring individuals' performances.

331. 8 Basic Steps to Keep Your Remote Development Teams Secure

There is no doubt that the world's workforce is becoming more remote, particularly in tech as developers can now work from any location in the world. But there are a large number of new obstacles that come with this. The most pressing is security.

332. How We Increased Team Productivity with Employee Monitoring Software

Discover how a hybrid team used employee monitoring software to improve focus, reduce burnout, and build a healthier, more productive work culture.

333. 5 Steps To Inspire Your Team to Success

For many leaders, recent progress can be difficult. It's not that we're not interested in performing at a high level and delivering the best results to our clients. Many of us ask ourselves:

334. Top 7 Techniques For The Ideal Secure Code Review

Considering today's cyber threat landscape, it is undeniable to say that the internet-facing applications are at major risk due to rapid increase in vulnerability exploits and ways to penetrate applications leveraging the hidden weaknesses in them.

335. Secrets of High-Performing Teams: Part II

A robust DevOps team facilitates faster development of new products.

336. Mastering Cross-Team Collaboration in the Creative Sphere

In today’s episode of the Brains Byte Back podcast, we speak with Meredith Bailey, Founder & CEO at StreamWork.

337. How SurveySparrow Moved To Remote Team Management During the COVID OutBreak

From an epidemic, it was advancing towards becoming a pandemic. We heard a 10, then 20 and before we knew, it had already hit 1000!

338. How to Improve Developer Productivity

Become more productive as a developer in the next 10 minutes using researched backed tips and hacks.

339. Stubborn vs. Strategic Approaches to Problem-Solving in Software Development

Learn from the contrasting problem-solving approaches of two developer profiles.

340. Slogging Insights: A Discussion About the Best Productivity Tools

These are the best productivity tools that make your life a lot easier, as recommended by its everyday users.

341. What Product Managers Can Do to Minimize Technical Debt

Product managers are able to help in tech debt closing. Is it myth or reality? In the article, we'll discover what it may look like under the hood.

342. Team Retreats are Becoming Essential for Remote Tech Companies

Why team retreats are becoming essential when working remotely:
TeamOut founder Thomas Mazimann

343. Tested Strategies for New Managers: The Do’s and the Don’ts

After a year in people management roles, I discovered that people are the toughest part of it all. You can find perfect tools to automate your routine tasks or build fantastic processes causing you no trouble. You can get all other issues resolved, but the human factor will still be your biggest risk.

344. The blockchain missing link in remote project management.

Disclaimer: the author has no vested interest in the brands mentioned here.

345. Offshore Outsourcing Challenges Part 1: How to Hire an Effective Team

Offshore outsourcing, in the broad, is continuing to grow – according to GSA, 70% of companies surveyed suggested that they would outsource more in 2020, with half of those suggesting a big increase in outsourcing.

346. Two Technical Leadership Hacks to Infuse Positivity into Your TPM Role

Two hacks that you could use even now to enrich your work life and bring some positive emotions to your fellow humans (and AI if you work with it)

347. What Mobile Gaming Industry Leaders Think About Testing Challenges

Wonder how the leading mobile games companies test their apps' functionality and performance? Here are some of their insights!

348. The Most Effective Method to Avoid Workplace Injuries

Over the span of a normal workday, a significant number of us perform activities in an assortment of fields that might put our wellbeing and welfare in danger. While our occupations may appear to be innocuous, the truth of the matter is that workplace injuries can and do happen anyplace. Hands on injuries bring about torment and enduring, just as overwhelming money related misfortunes for many individuals. Realizing the first means to take after a workplace injury is something each worker ought to
know about. Shockingly, most specialists are ignorant not just of the dangers natural in their activity, yet additionally of their privileges to remuneration for any business related injuries they endure.

349. Your Design System Doesn't Work: Here's Why

After 2 years maintaining a solo design system at VALK, I found the real problems are organizational - not technical.

350. "Continuous Learning, Growth & Preparation for New Challenges is the Main Motivator" - Marek Tihkan

Today's interview is with Marek Tihkan, CTO at Dashbird talking all about Dev team leadership and management.

351. Your Management Superpower is Listening

You’re a manager and you want to add value. You want to help your team perform better and love their job at the same time. What can you do?

352. 3 Key Challenges to Effective Team Collaboration and How to Face Them

A collaborative work environment leads to a more engaged and high-performing workforce. According to a study, collaborative teams are five times higher performing than their non-collaborative counterparts as they feel more motivated to reach common team goals.

353. 5 Tips to Align Your Remote Engineering Teams

With only 4% working full time on-site, more and more companies are moving forward with fully remote work models. Check out our tips below

354. 7 Ways to Manage Pull Requests

Improve your team's pull request management system to ship faster, more often.

355. To Remote Work or Not to Remote Work: That is the Question

COVID-19 made sure that even the staunchest opposition to remote working saw flames this year. It was a question of: Either you offer your team a chance to work from home or say goodbye to your small and medium enterprise.

356. Employee Education: A Guaranteed Way To Supercharge Your Business

Google reportedly has allowed its employees to spend 20 percent of their paid work time to pursue personal projects that they think will most benefit the company. The objective of this program is to empower and inspire innovation in participating employees. Many of Google's notable advances have resulted in this manner, including the development of Google News, Google Maps, Gmail, and even Adsense.

357. The Recipe for Great Products: Collaboration, Learning, and Empathy

Exploring the pitfalls of the 'move fast and break things' approach to product management.

358. Will The Customers Like This Feature?

We’ve all had arguments about whether customers are going to want this feature or that. Maybe it’s about how the feature might work or even what colour a button might be. It’s an important debate to have, but all too often an important follow-up question is left out: how many customers will this really serve?

359. Remote Work Playbook: Best Practices To Follow

Although WFH is now the new normal because of COVID, managing a remote startup presents unique challenges. As first-time founders of a fully-distributed team, this is the advice and playbook we wish we read when we started out on this journey.

360. 7 Ways to Promote Sustainability in the Workplace

We want to work, live, and play in a way that isn’t going to cost us the planet and, where possible, can potentially restore nature to what it once was.

361. Refactor Or Not To Refactor?

It probably doesn't have an universal answer other than using case-by-case judgments

362. Tips For Conducting A Remote Presentation

Like many others, my workplace has been conducting business remotely most of the year.

363. Team Building Activities In The Workplace Help To Establish Trust

Let’s take a look at some benefits of team building activities and games at the workplace.

364. Crucial Steps Towards Effective Problem Solving In The Workplace

Every business - and everyone - encounters problems, whether it's too few customers, a product now working, or a team not functioning as it should.

365. Building Resilient Teams: Empowering People to Thrive in Turbulent Times

Discover how resilient teams adapt to crises in the ever-changing world of business. and valuable strategies for success.

366. Embracing DevOps, the Triple-Edged Superpower

DevOps empowers software development at every level. Learn how it enhances personal autonomy, fosters team collaboration, and streamlines organizational agility

367. Strategic Refactoring: A Roadmap for Tackling Technical Debt Head-On

Explore strategies to tackle technical debt and enhance code quality. Learn to balance business goals with refactoring for long-term success.

368. Engineering Teams Need Inspiration to Thrive and Succeed

We don’t deserve the team we can’t inspire. Camaraderie, purpose, and appreciation need to become our priority.

369. How to Make Remote Work Easier Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic

The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak is causing many companies to ask their employees to work from home. Apple, Twitter, and Facebook are some high-profile names that have closed their offices in an effort to protect their workers and curb the spread of the deadly disease.

370. One Simple Hack For Making Remote Work Great: Trust

Remote work is on everyone’s minds right now. If you are fortunate enough to still have a job right now chances are you are doing it remotely. And you’ve probably learned that you can do your job pretty well from home - just as well as you did in the office if not better. And why is that? It’s certainly not because of the added stress of a pandemic. Could it be because your management team actually trusts you to get it done?

371. Virtual Corporate Events and Meetings as a New Trend in the HR Industry

A virtual human-centered environment personalized for the company’s culture and values is the future of remote team building.

372. The On-Call Process: 7 Reasons It’s Not Up to Par and Ways to Improve

Examples of cases from running products that ruined on-call experience and techniques that helped to mitigate them

373. How Task Management Software Helps Achieve Productivity in a Post-Pandemic World

Before the pandemic, roughly 30% of the part-time workforce was working remotely. It is estimated this will expand to at least 48% post-pandemic. Until the pandemic is over, it’s unclear exactly how much of the full-time workforce that can work remotely will continue to do so.

374. Optimizing Remote Team Meetings : Do's And Don'ts

I want to share my insights on organizing meetings in a remote environment in order to help other entrepreneurs understand what works and what doesn't.

375. Managing Technical Debt in Scrum: Tips and Techniques for Agile Teams

Learn how to manage technical debt in Scrum to improve code quality. Choose the right strategy to prioritise and fix tech debt and gain a competitive edge.

376. Mastering Impactful Meetings: Four Strategies for Leaving a Lasting Impression

Learn how to turn stressful meetings into powerful, impactful conversations with four simple yet powerful practices.

377. Virtual Corporate Events and Meetings as a New Trend in the HR Industry

A virtual human-centered environment personalized for the company’s culture and values is the future of remote team building.

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The process of organizing and coordinating a group of individuals to achieve a common goal, essential for productivity and successful project execution in any organization.

1. 🚀 Boost Your Productivity as a Software Engineer 🚀

Unique tips & tricks on boosting your productivity as a Software Engineer.

2. Optimizing Resource Allocation: Project Management Strategies for Backend Team Leads

Strategies for optimizing resource allocation in backend teams, ensuring project efficiency and success from a backend leader.

3. Feedback Loops and Open Channels: The Team Lead's Role in Ensuring Product and Client Satisfaction

For a software development project to succeed, team members, stakeholders and clients need to communicate openly and often.

4. Stakeholder Management 101 – The Simplest Explanation Ever

This article demystifies stakeholder management with the simplest illustration ever. Dive in!

5. How to Align Departments to Improve Efficiency: Tools, Techniques, and Approaches

techniques and approaches for improving department interoperability, as well as share my experience connecting departments at a European big data startup.

6. How You Can Measure and Evaluate Performance of Software Engineers

Engineers need feedback so they can improve skills and deepen knowledge. According to the editor of the Inc. Magazine, Jeff Hayden, traditional metrics can be misleading, as they do not always offer a clear result. Evaluating the work of staff used to be difficult, before Git Analytics tools, such as Waydev came up with a data-driven approach to engineering leadership to help you bring out the best in your engineers.

7. Without a Stick and a Carrot: Three Life Hacks for Managing a Team

It's becoming increasingly important to keep your team motivated without using a "carrot and stick" approach.

8. 5 Benefits of Project Planning and Management

Here are some of the reasons you should create a plan and layout your project before you get started.

9. From 1-on-1s to Insight: How Moving Motivators Fueled My Team´s Drive

Discover how Moving Motivators transformed team management through 1-on-1s. Learn to identify what drives your team and turn insights into actionable results.

10. The One-Pager Advantage: A Template for Software Engineering Projects

This article outlines a template for creating one-pagers in software engineering to align teams and stakeholders on project changes. The one-pager serves as a c

11. Slack vs. Discord: Which One Is Better for Business?

12. How To Manage Technical Debt With the Barbell Strategy

The barbell strategy is a valuable approach for companies looking to balance the need for innovation and stability in their software systems.

13. How to Approach Project Estimation in a Healthy Way

Learn how to do project estimation that removes deadlines and avoids stress from a successful software engineering leader.

14. Managing Remote Engineering Teams: How, Why, When

Disconnect and poor communication are key challenges of managing a remote or hybrid development team. As a hybrid team, we share tips on effective management.

15. 122 Stories To Learn About Teamwork

Learn everything you need to know about Teamwork via these 122 free HackerNoon stories.

16. The No Bullshit Guide to Product Management

17. How to Build an Effective Technical Team: A Comprehensive Guide

We have created a technical team in our company and would like to share our experience

18. 260 Stories To Learn About Team Productivity

Learn everything you need to know about Team Productivity via these 260 free HackerNoon stories.

19. 7 Benefits of AI-Enabled Document Management Systems

Traditional cabinets — stuffed with contracts, vendor agreements,
onboarding paperwork, and other documents — are harming productivity even in 2020. According to Xerox, SMBs waste 46% of their time dealing with document management issues. In this article, I'll explain how you can maximize workplace efficiency by switching to an AI-enabled document management system.

20. Non-Material Motivation: Why It Matters and How It Works

Discover how non-material motivation can drive employee engagement and performance, fostering a positive workplace culture that goes beyond financial incentives

21. The Power of Feedback: Tools and Techniques for Boosting Performance

Discover why feedback is key to employee motivation and how to give it effectively without causing conflict. Explore creative team feedback methods

22. What Product Team Structure is Right for You?

Product team goals and structure transforms together with the entire business. Follow these transformations through every stage of the company’s growth.

23. What is the Best Advice for First-Time Managers?

Learning to lead and manage teams are essential skills for anyone looking to advance their career.

24. The Epidemic Of Rusting Out: How Do We Deal With It?

Explore the workplace epidemic of 'rust out': its causes, impact, and strategies for prevention. Combatting dissatisfaction and disengagement.

25. The Bus Factor Score: How Many Team Members Can get Hit By a Bus Before the Team Fails?

What happens if your development team is hit by a bus? A short explanation of the Bus Factor and how to hold its score at safe levels and why you should.

26. How to Maximize Remote Team Collaboration with SaaS Software

Do you have a remote team? Here are tips to help you improve the performance of your team members using SaaS software.

27. What's Wrong With Your New Team?

Discover key insights on effective team onboarding, covering expectation setting, diverse skills alignment, and fostering high performance for lasting success.

28. 8 Lessons Learned Managing Remote QA Teams in Times of Lockdown

Managing remote teams during the pandemic is never easy. Learn how to maximize the efficiency of your global engineering teams.

29. Here's How You Can Increase Your Team’s Execution Speed

A good strategy needs an excellent team to execute, and managers who don’t pay attention to their team’s execution speed end up with a mediocre performance

30. 17 Ways to Motivate Your Dev Team

You know, that the software development process is not simple, sometimes frustrating, and exhausted with strict deadlines and requirements.

31. How to Lose Employee Trust in 8 Easy Steps

Speak at length about the importance of a healthy work-life, but then send emails late in the night

32. Why Your Tech Project Can Fail and How to Avoid the Failure

Project Management Institute claims that one out of four organization’s projects failed outright. The numbers are far from being encouraging.

33. Stop Confusing Agile Development with Product Development

34. How I Manage My Team So The Business Can Thrive

35. Have you Considered Becoming a Product Manager?

36. My Top Three Priorities as a Software Development Manager

37. Detailed PMO Time Management Guide: Practical Productivity Hacks

This is a short guide from the Head of Project Management at Techstack, detailing practical steps for managing your time effectively.

38. How to Connect With Your Remote Team

Nathan Barry goes over ways you can connect with your remote team.

39. The Manager's Path by Camille Fournier [Book Review]

A book review of ''The Manager's Path: A Guide for Tech Leaders Navigating Growth and Change'' by Camille Fournier. Find out whether the book is right for you.

40. Founders, Do You Have a Plan for the End of the World?

Founders and CEOs have a lot of tasks and responsibilities. Coaching the team, becoming a mentor for newcomers, and preparing for the end of the world.

41. Why Standard Operating Procedures are Essential

Standard Operating Procedures are boring and the furthest thing from exciting but setting them up for your team will improve their performance significantly.

42. Managing an Engineering Team: A Guide for Startups

How to build a proactive and happy engineering team? What should you know to manage and lead the team of engineers more effectively? Here we’re going to share the startup guide with the helpful tips to make you a better manager and leader.

43. Stop Treating Your Team Like Children

Patrick Campbell goes over why you shouldn't treat your team like children.

44. 3 Reasons Why Teams Fail

Misalignment of Vision

45. How to Communicate a Big Pivot to Your Investors and Team

A bit of background on our startup, Dataline. Until June 2020, our product was giving you access to your ad-blocked customer data on your analytics and marketing tools. What happened? We closed our seed round in mid-May 2020. Two weeks later, we were starting to have concerns about our product and vision. We understood that we were a vitamin rather than a painkiller. We spent the month of June exploring some new potential visions. How could we announce this to our new investors who had put money on our previous vision? What would they think of us? Would our team lose motivation, and would we lose any key employees? Of course, all these questions were in our head, but we knew it was best for everyone for us to pivot, investors included. This article is about how we handled the pivot with all the stakeholders - investors and team.

46. Enhancing Scrum Teams: The Herculean Doughnut Approach

The Herculean Doughnut is a practical activity designed to help Scrum teams clarify and align on key roles and responsibilities.

47. 9 Questions Every Great Boss Should Answer

As a manager, without a system in place to measure yourself and actively monitor how you’re doing, you can't identify all the areas that you need to improve on.

48. Quickly Onboard Employees Using a 30-60-90 Day Plan

The hiring managers goal for onboarding new employees is to get them productive as soon as possible, using a 30-60-90 day plan.

49. Pass On with Care: How to Hand Over Your Work Before You Quit or Go on Holiday

When go on vacation or quit, you should ideally organize your work in a way that those who stay at work do not get lost in chaos. Here is a checklist for you

50. How to Be a Terrible Engineering Manager

One of the most common mistakes early managers make is to focus on being a "shit shield". Learn why this backfires, and what to do instead.

51. Level Up Your Team: Proven Methods for Developing Software Engineers and Driving Results

High-performing teams proactively develop their engineers to address the team's skill gaps, using methods such as tutorials, mentorship and stretch assignments

52. Ted Lasso’s Leadership Lessons Made Me a Successful Leader

Ted Lasso's leadership style is rarely seen in media.

What traits can we learn from Ted to make us successful leaders?

53. Managing Projects on Microsoft 365? Here's How to Supercharge Your Team's Dynamics

Are you managing your projects and teams using Microsoft 365? Read on to find out how you can boost your team dynamics and achieve improved productivity!

54. What I've Learned in My First Year as a Software Engineering Team Lead

Practical leadership tips for a tech lead of a software engineering team.

55. The Secrets to Empowering Teams: Task Setting, Motivation, and Leadership

Empowered teams are essential for success, with key features including task setting, motivation, and strong leadership.

56. How to Hack Your Team: Top 5 Tools For Team Management Automation in 2021

Wondering how to increase your remote team's productivity? These tools will help.

57. Boost and Maintain Your Team's Morale

High morale in a team turns obstacles into opportunities, gives them the courage to stay resilient in the face of challenges.

58. How My Teacher Education Helped Me in My Job as a CEO

Here are the three best approaches I brought from teaching to being a CEO.

59. A Sustainable Code Review Process for Busy Teams (PERFECT)

A clear, practical guide to code review: why it matters, the PERFECT principles, and how to build an effective review process.

60. Adequate Internal Communication goes a long way in Satisfying Tech Talent

Internal comms in tech can no longer be disregarded, regardless of whether you manage a small organization or employ non-desk workers worldwide.

61. What Makes a GREAT Scrum Master

It is good to have a scrum master involved in your agile process, but what makes a great scrum master? In this article we look to break down the fundamental pieces to becoming the best scrum master you are capable of being. First, we must define what a scrum master is.

62. How to Manage a Company Through a Crisis That Won’t Quit

Navigating a single crisis can be overwhelming for any technical start-up. Imagine tackling three? That was the case for Label Your Data.

63. How to Tackle Developer Burnout

An average scrum squad that has 5 developers, at least 4 of them will be suffering from burnout. Burnout affects 83% of developers.

64. How to Give and Receive Feedback

Giving and receiving feedback is crucial to grow as a person, but it's not easy for everybody to take it. Here's an insight on the truth about feedback.

65. How to Manage and Motivate GEN Z

By knowing what motivates Gen Z employees, managers can better manage and retain this amazing young generation of talent.

66. KPIs Are Destroying IT Teams: How to Actually Measure Developer Performance

Discover why traditional KPIs fail IT teams and learn how to measure developer performance effectively while boosting team health and productivity.

67. 5 Ways Emotional Intelligence Improves Team Productivity

Is there a place for emotions in the tech world?

68. Important Skills For Project Managers

Project management is a complex field in software development. Sometimes you, as a project manager, feel like they are responsible for everything. Since your performance directly affects the success rate of the entire project. Project managers not only manage tasks but, most importantly, thoroughly guide the team toward the project goals. Being a great project manager requires interdisciplinary approaches and the ability to master both hard and soft skills. Let’s have a closer look at three essential competencies for the project manager to be successful.

69. Orchestrating the Code Maze: Strategies for Effective Collaboration Amongst Development Teams

Explore effective IT team management and inter-team communication strategies for large projects, including avoiding duplicated efforts and fostering innovation.

70. How to Onboard a New Technical Writer

How to onboard a new technical writer and set up an onboarding process for the future technical writing team.

71. Creative Performance Engineering: A Strategic Framework for AI-Driven Marketing in 2026

In 2026, the problem is no longer how to make more ads. It is how to stop making the wrong ones.

72. Sharing Is Caring: How to Combat Cybersecurity

It’s hard for CEOs to manage the growing threat of cybersecurity across their businesses, especially considering more pressing company concerns. That’s why some forward-thinking business leaders are establishing frameworks for shared cybersecurity responsibility. In the article, Tamas Kadar, Founder and Chief Executive Officer at SEON talks about the operational benefits of adopting this approach.

73. 84 Stories To Learn About Team Building

Learn everything you need to know about Team Building via these 84 free HackerNoon stories.

74. 3 Book Recommendations For Tech Leads (And Those Aspiring To Be)

Books are the best resource for sharing knowledge in a not-assisted way. They go deep into a topic, or more briefly over a bunch of them. Although, as a Software Engineer, I learned a lot from blog posts, tweets, and conference talks, it was books that prepared me for the Tech Lead role.

75. Those That Work Together Win Together

Steve White | Working Together To Win Together

76. The Fail Fast Mindset: How to Help Your Team Fail and Be Resilient at Work

77. Learn How To Reset Team Productivity With These 5 Steps

78. Types of Crypto Wallets and How to Choose Best Crypto wallet

For software quality-assurance testers and engineers, acquiring new skills has never been more important. However, according to the O * NET Career Portal, the number of QA jobs is expected to grow modestly over the next decade - if "faster than average" —7%, so this growth will not match the skyrocketing demand for information-security practitioners and software. Developers.

79. Project Reporting Made Easy With Trello’s New Dashboard View

Project reporting has never been easier. Trello is a website that will host your company’s day-to-day tasks. It’s a platform that provides project management.

80. When Product Managers Become the Bottleneck (And How Great Ones Avoid It)

Many product teams slow down because of how PMs operate. This article explores how great product managers remove friction and design teams for speed.

81. 3 Non-Monetary Ways To Incentivise Your Developer Team

In a world where the fight for talent is fierce incentivising your developers in non-monetary ways is key to retain your best employees and encourage them on.

82. How Leveraging the Change Curve Supports Organizational Change

Implementing change in any organization is a task of herculean proportions. But in this guide we explain how to manage change through the Kubler Ross method.

83. How to Keep a Team During The Great Resignation

Few reasons why people leave their jobs and several ways to save your current team during the Great Resignation.

84. How Effective Tech Can Reduce Employee Downtime and Attrition

In our rapidly evolving work-from-anywhere world, employee downtime and productivity are rising concerns.

85. What Characteristics does a Team Need to Get to the "Super Bowl" Level?

To be the best of the best, Super Bowl championship teams need an elite level of consistency, trust, a culture of success, goals, measurement, and rewards.

86. Do Your Team Members Feel Lonely? Here's How You Can Fight Isolation at Work

There are several reasons for us to feel lonely, both when we are by ourselves and surrounded by other people.

87. Demystifying Tech Debt: An Overview of the 4 Types with Actionable Fixes

Learn how to manage technical debt in your codebase with this guide on the 4 types of tech debt, with examples. We'll look at how to fix each type of tech debt.

88. 5 Tips Every Recruiter Should Know Before Hiring Software Developers

Software development can be a complex area that can sometimes confuse even the best of us. While many equate it to writing code, software development includes much more activity and responsibility. There are numerous roles and methodologies that can impact almost every aspect of the business, from customer experience to revenue flow.

89. Badly Designed Authorization Is Technical Debt

Hard-coded authorization leads to technical debt. Decouple your authorization decisions to be a more effective business.

90. Your Value, Not Your Title

A tribe of Cannibals arrives at New York City.

91. How to Initiate a Software Requirements Specification

92. Good Managers Vs. Great Managers

One of the most important aspects of building great product organisations is to design a system where builders thrive. A group of well-organized, ambitious yet humble, smart folks is an unstoppable force.

93. Brainstorming Rules, "How Might We.." Method, Team Warm-Ups, & Brainstorming Sessions

To prepare for brainstorming, it is necessary to gather a team, acquaint all the participants with the rules of brainstorming, and also prepare questions.

94. How to be Effective as a New Manager?

When you get promoted to a new manager, there are lots of questions in your mind.

95. How To Say 'No' To Your Team Without Seeming Insensitive

Learn the art of saying 'no' in a considerate and effective way, especially for leaders and managers.

96. From Individual Contributor to Manager: Mastering the Shift with 12 Tips

This blog gives an insight on the challenges one may face while transitioning to the role of a manager and gives tips on tackling these challenges.

97. View Life as a Puzzle to Solve Complex Problems

The Puzzle Method is the methodology that help manage work tasks and life challenges gradually by viewing project as big puzzle and tasks like its small pieces.

98. Successful Managers Are Shit Umbrellas: Leadership 101

From the desk of a brilliant weirdo #1: If you’re having a hard time getting your team on the same page, I want to let you know that you’re not alone.

99. Agile is Worth Improving

Max Nechaev shares insights from Snoonu on optimizing Agile processes, detailing challenges, strategies, and the positive outcomes of his approach.

100. The Ultimate Guide to a Successful Strategy Session

101. Reviewing The 2020 Tech Lead Developer Survey by Couchbase (Podcast Transcript)

Amy Tom talks to Matt Groves, the Senior Product Marketing Manager at Couchbase, and Brant Burnett, the Systems Architect at CenterEdge Software.

102. How Adopting PaaS Will Shake Up Your Team

If your project is considering PaaS, then you may be worried about how this change might impact your team—and rightfully so. Switching to PaaS often results in major shifts in roles and responsibilities.

103. Enhancing Engineering Cultures with UX Principles

How to apply UX design principles to develop supportive and efficient engineering cultures

104. What Are The Responsibilities Of Software Development Manager?

The definition and content of activities of the software development manager can vary widely.

105. How to Manage a Remote Team Without Going Postal

For most managers, it is possible to have weekly meetings to bang out issues and team-building exercises to create harmony, but as a remote manager, this is not possible, and the lack thereof can be über-frustrating at times.

106. Beware, Bossware: Vanity Metrics vs Strongest Teams

A balanced critique of employee monitoring software for a sustainable remote work culture

107. Becoming a Manager of Engineers: How to Focus on Visibility and Predictability

Becoming a manager is usually one of the biggest challenges of an engineer’s career. We are usually used to algorithms and state machines, which are predictable and have specific outputs depending on the input.

108. Bring me Problems Not Solutions: Why Problem-Centric Leadership is Effective

Explore the limitations of the common leadership mantra "Bring me solutions, not problems."

109. How Can One-on-One Meetings with Employees Influence Their Retention?

To strike a balance between individual aspirations and company strategy, one-on-one meetings prove to be a powerful tool.

110. Diversity in Cybersecurity and Why Our Inclusion Efforts Will Fail Until we Do This One Thing

Why even well-balanced in terms of gender & ethnicity CISO panels are not diverse and what we should do to fix it.

111. Modern Approaches to Complex IT Development: Striking a Balance with Limited Resources

Mastering project management by embracing flexibility and data-driven approach

112. How to Build a Dream Team: Tips for CTO

Even though a group of individuals is called a team, they are not. People do not know exactly which direction they are going and may pursue different goals.

113. Product Designer's Playbook: 3 Ways to Create a Successful Design Team

My experience creating a successful design team at a early stage startup by Aysha Samrin

114. Modern Approaches to Complex IT Development: Sorting Out Team Communications

Navigating through pain points, challenges and ways to tackle them

115. Why Private Equity Firms Need to Combine Technical and Product Due Diligence for Smarter Investments

More firms are doing technical due diligence to mitigate the risk of the fast-dealing days of yore. But don’t overlook the importance of product due diligence.

116. Effective One-on-One Meetings: 5 Practices to Implement

One-on-one meetings are fundamental to building a high-performance team that can scale to meet business needs and contribute to an organization’s growth.

117. Creating a Simple yet Effective Engineering Culture

The best time to build an engineering culture is from the start, as retrofitting culture is not always so smooth, but the next-best time is now.

118. Can You Still Phone It In? The Challenges of Managing Remote Workers

Explore adaptive leadership strategies to optimize productivity and manage remote and hybrid teams effectively in the evolving post-pandemic workplace.

119. Are Your CICD and DevOps Tools Really Helping Developers?

If you are responsible for your team’s CICD and DevOps tools, have you ever asked yourself if the tools you built are really making developers’ lives easier?

120. 4 Tips For Keeping Remote Dev Teams Motivated

Every month, dozens of software development companies come up with hundreds of ways for distributed teams to cooperate efficiently, as if they were working side by side in an open-plan office—online collaboration tools, audio and video conferencing solutions, project management systems, time tracking applications, etc.

121. Understanding Startups Growth for Better Management

Once you begin your startup business, then comes the toughest part! To sustain and grow to a leading organization by managing the same with some brilliant ideas. Many of the leading management gurus have written a lot about how to achieve the same.

122. 3 Ways to Become a Better Technical Writing Manager

In this story, we analyze what makes up the role of a technical writing manager, how to improve your skills, and how to be a brilliant leader.

123. Should I Stay or Should I Go: How to Deal With Job Hopping

Delve into the world of job-hopping, understanding the psychological factors that drive professionals to move from one workplace to another.

124. How to Effectively Deliver Feedback to Your Team Members

Make feedback normal. Not a performance review. Delivering relevant feedback in the right manner is a top skill. Once mastered, it benefits the entire team.

125. Importance of Safety In Workplace

126. Biometrics And The Future Of Tracking

127. Optimizing 1:1 Team Meetings - 7 Essential Tips for Success

One-on-one (1:1) meetings are a cornerstone of effective team management, serving dual purposes of checking on an individual's well-being and fostering their pr

128. How Do You Influence People To Work In a DevOps Way?

Let's discuss how you can influence people to a mindset change that encourages a "fail-fast, learn-fast" approach.

129. Mistakes To Avoid As a Software Engineer

Before the 2000s, software development was mostly done in a Waterfall approach. This meant that a software project would be shipped after going through a few long stages such as analysis, development and QA, just to name a few. This led to slow software development cycles and, consequently, improper decisions were made in the early stages of the lifecycle, leading to poor or unfit software.

130. Can a Manager Have Fun With Their Team? My Experience Says Absolutely!

As a manager, you can definitely emphasize fun as a key element in team building and corporate success.

131. The 5 Dysfunctions of a Leader

The Five Dysfunctions of a Team

132. Leaders Don’t Just Solve Problems; They Make Them Too

One of the key things that makes leaders effective is the ability to orient themselves. Leaders make their own problems. This post shares how to do that.

133. Where To Apply The Micro Frontends Approach?

Brief thoughts about micro frontends, how they can be best used when building websites and when the best situations to implement them are as well as drawbacks.

134. How to Make Your 1–1s More Effectives

When working in an agile development team, having effective communication is essential. In times of remote working, where teams are distributed, it’s important to ensure that all people on the team are aligned with the goals, sharing knowledge and risks when necessary.
1–1 meetings are a great way to connect and bring people closer. To make these meetings more effective, consider doing them frequently and adapting it and its recurrence according to the participants’ perception.

135. Team Building Strategies to Build a Productive Workforce

The content discusses strategies for building a productive workforce.

136. 10 Field Service Management Trends: 2021 Edition

As you attempt to derive growth strategies for your field service business, it is important to focus on the right things.

137. How Saying the Word NO Can Change Your Business Forever

138. My Teams Hates Retros. What Should I Do?

Take team experience into your own hands. Aggregate issues common between teams with AI summaries and data analytics.

139. Team Management Mistakes Every CTO Has Made At Least Once (And How To Avoid Them)

What can you learn from team management mistakes every CTO has made? We take a look at the common pitfalls CTO’s fall into when managing the IT team.

140. 8 Tips for CEOs When Teams Grow from 10 to 50+ People

When your company scales from 10 to 50+ employees, you have to change your leadership approaches. Here are 8 valuable tips referring to team management.

141. 7 Leadership Lessons for When the Storms Are Raging

As a Ukrainian company, "business as usual" has since lost its meaning. Here are some lessons we've learned under the immense pressure of a new normal.

142. How To Break Down Silos in Your Authorization Management

Understand how moving away from traditional siloed approaches to a centralized, collaborative model enhances security, compliance, and overall business growth.

143. 5 Habits of High Performing Teams That You Should Consider

Building extraordinary workplaces with high-performing teams requires more than hiring the right talent and equipping them with the right opportunities.

144. How To Reduce Software Development Costs

145. 8 Practical Ways to Become a Better Manager

In this article, you’ll find 8 proven ways to become a better manager.

146. 4 Strategies for Providing Effective Feedback to Difficult People

If star performers struggle with collaboration and communication, their productivity may be impacted. Let's bridge the gap and unlock their potential.

147. Navigating Employee Resignations: Tips and Best Practices for Managers

148. The Most Productive Workers Spend 2H on Breaks Daily – That’s Equal to a 4-Day Workweek

A study found that most productive employees spend nearly 2 hours on breaks. That's equal to 4-day workweek. Can 'break culture' replace shortened workweek?

149. Indispensable Advice That Will Make Any PM A Guru In Staying Focused

How to tell between important and unimportant and don’t get lost in data smog.

150. Should You Hire More Software Engineers or Better Manage the Ones You Have?

151. Stop Looking for the "Ideal Architect"

Modern trends and environmental pressures have changed the landscape of information ecosystems, technologies, and those who develop them.

152. Can Tech Combat Remote Work Burnout?

With the advent of remote and hybrid work, one thing many employees and companies are trying to overcome is employee burnout. Is technology the solution?

153. Leading the Pack: The Exciting Role of an Engineering Manager and How to Excel in It

An engineering manager is a technical leader responsible for managing and developing a team of engineers, ensuring quality output, and driving projects.

154. The Phases of Project Management

The moment you become a part of the corporate world, the term you get most familiar with is 'Project'. We can say that projects are the elementary part of the corporate world.

155. 8 Strategies to Boost Employee Productivity and Well-Being

To wrap things up, the importance of these 8 innovative solutions, combined with team collaboration solutions, cannot be underestimated.

156. Encourage your employees to submit a timesheet for increased productivity

Filling in and submit timesheets are tedious. Today there are timeless software and tools that capture all employee activities.

157. A Dash of Data, a Spoonful of Intuition

It's important to make informed decisions that positively impact your organization. But how do you know when to rely on data and when to use intuition?

158. How A Tech Sergeant Can Make An Impact In Your Business

Military minds understand their armies are really only as good as their sergeants. Sure an army needs officers, but often lower ranking officers are usually young and inexperienced. Though they outrank the sergeant, they lack the experience of real world execution. The sergeant, the non-commissioned officer, is also a leader of men. Their paths to this leadership position can be a much longer slog doing the same work as the mainline enlisted.

159. 5 Remote Working Best Practices and Tips in the Era of Coronavirus Pandemics

Due to COVID-19, companies have found themselves in the middle of the world’s largest work-from-home experiment. Many hail remote work as a blessing, allowing employees to continue working while practicing social distancing during this uncertain time.

160. How Software Development Teams Can be More Productive with Platform Ops

Managing the scale needs of API teams is a difficult task. Here is how Platform Ops can help.

161. Why Communication Is the Backbone of Growth for Startups

Miscommunication in the workplace can lead to everything from poor team morale and high staff turnover to a direct loss of sales and revenue.

162. How to Measure Productivity as a Developer

How can development productivity be measured? And should it be measured at all? This story explores some key ideas behind this controversial topic.

163. What to Do When Your Employees are Fighting in the Workplace

164. Pros and Cons of Different Software Development Pricing Models

165. You Need to Make Better Code Reviews™

166. The Formalisation Flow in Software Development

A software development cycle is characterized by an incremental increase in rigour during each step.

167. Good Company Interview with Alexei Dulub, PixelPlex's Founder

Alexei Dulub, CEO & Founder of PixelPlex, discusses consulting & custom development, power of value-driven teams, blockchain's prospects, and unattainable goals

168. Best Practices for Accurate Time Tracking in 2020

169. Why Data Science is a Team Sport?

Today, I am going to cover why I consider data science as a team sport?

170. Be The Person Who Lifts Your Team Up, Please

I always ask myself this question — What is a good developer?

171. The Salesforce Conversations [Part 3]

Agile, Flow, and a Filter

172. Happy Developers. It is Possible.

There are a lot of unhappy developers and this shouldn't be the case.

173. Why Launching a New Project with a Remote Team Is a Good Idea

Having a remote team in the project will lower expenses and make hiring easier. It will lead to many operational challenges too. Let's see how to address them.

174. Evidence-Based Management in Business: Will it make a difference?

Discover the benefits of evidence-based management in business, understand its impact, challenges, and how to transition to evidence-based decision-making.

175. 17 Skills Improve Managerial Communication in The Workplace

In this article, you’ll discover why communication is a critical skill for a manager and seventeen skills to improve communication at work

176. 8 People You Need on Your Link Building Team

Defining link building is easy. It’s getting other websites to link back to your site. It sounds easy, right?

177. The Critical Link Between Software and Hardware Teams in Product Development

Software and hardware teams rely on each other. If they can learn from each other then benefits will be felt throughout an entire organization.

178. Why Do I Want To Become A Manager

Every person at some point in their career may need to ask themselves “Do I really want to be a manager?” The question may seem straightforward, but the answer is not. It requires digging deeper and finding answers for ourselves without relying on what others believe is the right thing for us to do.

179. Unleashing Leadership Potential in the Digital Era: Embracing Technology for Business Growth

This comprehensive article has provided insights, practical solutions, and real-world examples tailored to the needs of emerging leaders across industries.

180. Engineering and Product Teams: Are They Partners or Frenemies?

The engineering team and product team cooperate and partner with each other. The deadlines of projects often trigger conflicts.

181. Workplace Strategies for Team Well-being and Success

Let's traverse numerous approaches for forming a helpful workspace that leads to squad welfare and achievement.

182. Leadership Lessons by Disney Chairman Robert Iger

Robert Iger, now Executive Chairman of The Walt Disney Company is the former CEO of Disney. During his 15 years as CEO of Disney and as President of ABC Television prior to that, he led the company to amazing new heights. Under his leadership, Disney’s market capitalization increased from $48 billion to $257 billion. He oversaw the acquisition of Pixar in 2006, Marvel entertainment in 2009 and many more after that. He is the perfect exemplar of a leader who has proved himself over an extended period of time.

183. Headcount Planning? Here are 4 Tips for Choosing Job Levels

Here are tips for choosing job levels when headcount planning.

184. The Third Culture: Blending Teams With Different Management Models

Team blending often fails silently. Learn how to build a third culture to align teams and avoid hidden performance drops.

185. How Project Managers Can Build the Most Productive Remote Teams

Just five years ago, remote work was considered to be the way of the future, but only the distant future. Most specialized web publications predicted a rise in the popularity of telecommuting, but only in ten years’ time. However, this future arrived much earlier.

186. 54 Stories To Learn About Team Collaboration

Learn everything you need to know about Team Collaboration via these 54 free HackerNoon stories.

187. Leveraging AI for Streamlined Hiring: An Essential Guide for Entrepreneurs

AI assists in making the recruitment process more optimal and making it easier to screen out irrelevant candidates early on.

188. Customer Support 101: Encouraging The Voice of The Company

189. Ultimate Guide To Effective Team Collaboration

If you struggle with team collaboration, then this article will show you how to use 8 powerful team collaboration strategies to put your team on the same page.

190. Why Businesses Don't Employ Freelancers

From freelancing to full-time roles - explore common quirks and strategies for a successful transition into organizational goals.

191. How Optevo's CEO Wins With People First Leadership

People first leadership principles from the CEO of Optevo, including how to keep an open mind and fluid thinking to address difficult business challenges.

192. How To Recruit Great Scrum Masters

193. Building Empathy At Work: 4 Powerful Mental Models

To build empathy at work, you have to be less wrong when judging other people’s behaviors and actions. Practice these four mental models to build empathy.

194. 148 Stories To Learn About Team Management

Learn everything you need to know about Team Management via these 148 free HackerNoon stories.

195. Why You Should Use Lead Time Instead of Cycle Time

Our concepts of Lead Time and Cycle Time came from the field of Operations Management and Production Engineering. As such, I think it’s beneficial to all of us to maintain coherent with them and use the same semantics in Software Engineering Management as well.

196. Get Your Team to Speak Up: Here's How

Teams achieve better outcomes when all their members speak the same language. But to do that, you need to get everyone on the same page

197. Unpacking Design Sprint in Software Outsourcing

Unpacking Design Sprint in Software Outsourcing: what is it, why it's needed and how to approach it.

198. What Can Managers do to Really Help Their People?

Management Manifesto: How Managers Can Really Help Their People

199. Improve Employee Engagement and Mental Well-being In 2021

In this article, you'll find some amazing techniques to improve employee engagement and mental wellness.

200. Seven Expert Tips For Managers To Support Their Remote Teams

“The best executive is the one who has sense enough to pick good men to do what he wants done, and self-restraint to keep from meddling with them while they do it.” – Theodore Roosevelt

201. How to Administer A Team of Developers In Crisis Like COVID-19

Being a manager at any post comes with a lot of responsibilities and accountability which cannot be shared, you are solely responsible for you and your team.

202. How To Set Objectives and Key Results (OKRs) For Your Startup

Setting OKRs can help your team stay aligned and focused on common goals, especially as the organization grows. But formal goal setting can be surprisingly challenging to pull off, and many organizations struggle to get started.

203. How to Prevent Churn: 8 Crucial Tips for First-Time Managers

Useful tips on how to properly manage a team, for first time managers as well as, managers working with a new company or organization.

204. Why Informal Leadership is Critical in Software Engineering

Learn the distinction between formal and informal leadership, and understand how embracing informal leadership traits can positively impact your organization.

205. Mastering Cross-Team Collaboration in the Creative Sphere

In today’s episode of the Brains Byte Back podcast, we speak with Meredith Bailey, Founder & CEO at StreamWork.

206. Learning Management: My Adventure as an Acting Delivery Manager

Taking on a management role in engineering may be daunting at first. Here are some tips for getting through the initial period, based on my experience.

207. Don’t Tell Your Remote Employees when to Work

“Core hours” defeat the purpose of working — but what about ensuring that work is done?

208. The Power of Saying "I Assume the Risk and Its Consequences"

I share how taking full responsibility for risks (without hiding my fear) has shaped my leadership, empowered my team, and strengthened our company culture.

209. Team Retreats are Becoming Essential for Remote Tech Companies

Why team retreats are becoming essential when working remotely:
TeamOut founder Thomas Mazimann

210. Tested Strategies for New Managers: The Do’s and the Don’ts

211. One Company’s Best Practices for Building and Managing an Effective Remote Development Team

We hope that this article will become your guide to best practices that will help you build, grow, and manage a team that is fully remote and spread around the world.

212. Offshore Outsourcing Challenges Part 1: How to Hire an Effective Team

213. The Most Effective Method to Avoid Workplace Injuries

214. 8 Steps to Build Your Technical Staff's People Skills to Avoid Cyberattacks

As an industry, we need to work together more effectively, communicate clearly, and solve problems with less conflict. In short, we need stronger people skills.

215. To Remote Work or Not to Remote Work: That is the Question

216. The Joys and Sorrows of Corporate Meetings

When was the last time you felt like bolting out of the conference room either bored to death or incredible frustrated and feeling like your time was carelessly and disrespectfully wasted? We bet it was as close as yesterday. What, is happening now? Well, get out now!

217. Productive Leadership into the Third Decade of the 21st Century

The word control is very important for a leader who wants to generate a concrete result. Control plays a critical role in being productive.

218. 'The Action We Try to Drive as a Business Is People Giving Each Other Compliments': Adam Berke

WorkPatterns is a toolkit for people managers that guides 1:1s, continuous feedback, recognition, and goal setting.

219. Embracing DevOps, the Triple-Edged Superpower

DevOps empowers software development at every level. Learn how it enhances personal autonomy, fosters team collaboration, and streamlines organizational agility

220. I've Been Playing Bass Since I Was 15 And That Made Me A Better Team Lead

I’ve been playing bass since I was 15. I play other instruments as well, but I have always been primarily a bass player.

221. The Remote Working Wars: How to Meet in the Middle AND Hack Managing Hybrid Teams Effectively

How to win the remote working wars and hack managing hybrid teams effectively

222. Engineering Teams Need Inspiration to Thrive and Succeed

We don’t deserve the team we can’t inspire. Camaraderie, purpose, and appreciation need to become our priority.

223. How To Make Your Company Flourish By Implementing BPA Solutions

We live in a century of information. Information is everywhere. Look at your company’s everyday processes: HR involves information about current and potential employees; procurement managers search and analyze the data on goods and services to acquire the best of them; the marketing department processes information on current trends and the company’s products to develop the best offers that will work for your customers.

224. To Trust or Not To Trust? That is the Question

Never Trusting Anybody, and the Impact it Had on Me

225. When Is Your Team Big Enough To Necessitate Hiring a Manager?

Seasoned veteran or a novice, an entrepreneur needs to know survival is possible only through smooth coordination amongst various departments. Key-corner stone to smooth coordination amongst department is possible via services of skillful manager. The written piece here aims to outweigh and outline the need for star managers to smoothly operate both simple and complex tasks.

226. Optimizing Remote Team Meetings : Do's And Don'ts

I want to share my insights on organizing meetings in a remote environment in order to help other entrepreneurs understand what works and what doesn't.

227. Managing Technical Debt in Scrum: Tips and Techniques for Agile Teams

Learn how to manage technical debt in Scrum to improve code quality. Choose the right strategy to prioritise and fix tech debt and gain a competitive edge.

228. Mastering Impactful Meetings: Four Strategies for Leaving a Lasting Impression

Learn how to turn stressful meetings into powerful, impactful conversations with four simple yet powerful practices.

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Let's learn about Team Building via these 127 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

Team building refers to activities and processes designed to enhance social relations and define roles within teams. It matters for fostering collaboration, improving communication, and increasing productivity, which are essential for achieving organizational goals.

1. Facilitating Team Development in a High-Pressure Environment

Understanding the specific challenges and opportunities that arise when molding a team in high-pressure environments.

2. How to Structure Your Machine Learning Team for Success

This article discusses alternative ML team organizational models and recommendations for matching team structures to the company's stage of development.

3. Scaling the Development Team Alongside Business Growth: From the Ground Up to Market Entry

Explore the intricacies of product-led tech companies' development dilemmas, from forming the right team and choosing development paths to scaling efficiently.

4. The DevOps Methodology: Recommended Practices

DevOps allows for faster time-to-market by eliminating manual and time-consuming tasks, such as manual code deployments and manual testing.

5. How to find people to work on projects with

In the last year or so, I’ve helped ship or led teams for 8 or so projects! I know quantity does not always outweigh quantity, but nonetheless I am excited and energized by this feeling. These projects have been used by tens of thousands of people and featured in places like CNN, Forbes, and Mashable.

6. How You Can Measure and Evaluate Performance of Software Engineers

7. Without a Stick and a Carrot: Three Life Hacks for Managing a Team

It's becoming increasingly important to keep your team motivated without using a "carrot and stick" approach.

8. Empowering Your Team: 5 Easy Ways To Show Employee Appreciation

Five effective ways to cultivate an engaged team through appreciation, recognition, and genuine care for employee well-being.

9. COVID-19 Layoff Letter Sample

10. Your Developer is not a Single Point of Failure

11. How to Build an Effective Technical Team: A Comprehensive Guide

We have created a technical team in our company and would like to share our experience

12. Why you don't Need Management Experience for a Leadership Role

You have probably noticed that most management positions require previous management experience. How can you get that experience without getting the job?

13. How To Build An Open Source Community: Sustaining Changes and Growth Plans

Perhaps one of the most memorable milestones in the scientific community this year was the release of the first image of a black hole. Like most technological advancements these days, this was made possible in no small part by open source software.

14. What's Wrong With Your New Team?

Discover key insights on effective team onboarding, covering expectation setting, diverse skills alignment, and fostering high performance for lasting success.

15. Do You Know Brook’s Law?

Hello again, By reading the title you might have thought I’ll be explaining about some algorithm/tool but for a change let’s talk about project management and how adding a new person(at a specific time) into the project could be dangerous and what to avoid. Let’s get straight into the topic of Brook’s law.

16. What Is Blind Hiring And How To Use It To Make Your Hiring Process Unbiased

Blind hiring is a process that aims to reduce hiring bias and improve company diversity, which leads to increased productivity and employee engagement. To help

17. My Top Three Priorities as a Software Development Manager

18. The Importance of Building a Diverse, Well-Rounded Engineering Team

Every individual has strengths and weaknesses; it’s easy as a hiring manager to hire people who display similar strengths as yourself. That’s because these strengths are easier to identify since you have experience and interest in said area and more confidence in your evaluation. However, people like you may also have similar blindspots. These blindspots, amplified on a group of people, will become much more detrimental. As a manager, I would want to reduce the number of weak areas on my team.

19. Tips for Becoming a Software Engineer: Hands-on Experience

20. The Outstanding Developer Book: Distractions Around Us And Developer Productivity

Think about a normal day of work. You arrive at the office, take a coffee, start coding, do some code review, have lunch, some meetings, code again, and that’s it. But is it really?

21. Selling Your Million-Dollar Idea to Management

The relevance and priority of a new idea to management depends heavily on how you package it. Here is a step-by-step guide to get them excited about your idea.

22. HackerNoon and the Time We Took the 16 Personalities Test

A simple test can help you learn so much about your team...and yourself.

23. Learnings From Nik Storonsky’s Podcast: The Self Guided Missile Philosophy and Scaling to 50M Users

24. 5 Monthly Questions to Help Your Managers Grow as Leaders

When transitioning from managing individual contributors to managing other managers, it's crucial to guide and support your team effectively.

25. The Isekai Archetypes of Computer Programming

Explore programming roles as isekai archetypes. Discover parallels between developers and fantasy characters in software engineering.

26. Demystifying Culture - What Does Culture Really Mean?

Annie is a software engineering leader on Square’s platform & infrastructure engineering organization. Prior to Square, she worked at a number of startups across a spectrum of industries from consumer products to enterprise solutions, as well as a wide variety of teams from sales to engineering.

27. The Most Effective Way to Onboard a New Developer on Your Team

A new employee’s career at your company can be determined, to a reasonable extent, by how well their onboarding goes.

28. Human Resources Management Software Business Research [Part 2]

29. 7 Basic Rules for Better Decision-Making in Business

Every manager has to undertake a tricky task of teaching employees to make the right decisions, the ones that will be profitable for the business. As my team was growing, I also came to realize I had to delegate responsibility. I don’t like to be micromanaged — so I don’t micromanage my team. My job is to lead people, not to be a bottleneck. I was lucky that Skyeng is all about principle-based decision-making; this is what makes an annual growth of 200% possible. I only had to take those corporate principles, or rules, and apply them to my field of commercial products. I’ll talk about my rules in this article.

30. How to Maintain a Seamless Connection Between Product Managers and Engineering Teams

Learn how to bridge the gap between product management and engineering for a successful product journey.

31. How Product Manager Solve Complex Problems

32. 11 Zoom Apps to Make Meetings More Efficient

While the basic features of Zoom are more than enough for the average team, there are a bunch of extra resources and ways to improve your Zoom experience.

33. Chatbots Are NOT a Replacement for Human Agents: Here’s Why

Nothing excites business owners more than the opportunities to cut cost. So it’s no surprise that in the era of chatbots, many customer service organizations are jumping at the opportunity to show human agents the door.

34. 84 Stories To Learn About Team Building

Learn everything you need to know about Team Building via these 84 free HackerNoon stories.

35. Web3 Recruiters Are Now Cutting Interviews Because Candidates Haven't 'Experienced' Crypto

When everyone on your team shares the same background and experiences, it becomes dangerously easy to lose sight of how your product looks to outsiders.

36. The Developer’s Guide to Being a Better Leader: Solution-ing is Contagious

More often than not, developers and architects spend a large portion of their time in solving problems. The complexity involved in finding a solution varies from problem-to-problem and is directly proportionate to the individual’s or team’s ability in finding the solution. As a lead, architect or a senior architect, we need to instill the culture of solution-ing in our team.

37. Main 5 Uncommon Traits of a Product Manager Role

38. Culture and Leadership in Startups: Lessons from the Founder

Lessons from a founder on shaping startup culture that scales — from hiring and leadership to trust, transparency, and building a team you’re proud of.

39. Learn How To Reset Team Productivity With These 5 Steps

40. How to Balance Innovation and Stability in Team Leadership

How to Balance Innovation and Stability in Team Leadership in a Dynamic World?

41. Humor at the Heart

Sharing some fun times at a cool place to work for body, soul and sanity.

42. Two Conditions Where you Want To Have An Agile Project Manager

And their 4 areas of responsibility

43. How Leveraging the Change Curve Supports Organizational Change

Implementing change in any organization is a task of herculean proportions. But in this guide we explain how to manage change through the Kubler Ross method.

44. 3 Things Great Engineering Managers Do

45. Working Together From Afar: Easy Strategies for Remote Team Collaboration

Discover easy strategies for effective remote team collaboration. Learn communication tips, tools, and virtual team-building activities.

46. Top Guiding Principles on Growing your Startup

You have a talented team, and your teammates both embrace your vision and are helping you shape a matching culture. Congratulations as these are two big ‘wins’ that many investors will rank above opportunity size.

47. How To Build Your Startup Team

Every tech company either big or small tries to find the right team for their tech startup since it is the most crucial thing for their success. Bringing the best tech builders can make a major impact in achieving the company’s goal. Failure in this can bring skyrocketing debt, failure in launching products hence will lead the company to face serious dysfunctions. It is a major strategic decision for any tech organization. So, while choosing them the following things should be considered

48. Why Team Building Matters - Winning Over Sceptics

49. What Characteristics does a Team Need to Get to the "Super Bowl" Level?

To be the best of the best, Super Bowl championship teams need an elite level of consistency, trust, a culture of success, goals, measurement, and rewards.

50. How to Harness Diversity & Distance: 5 Tips for Strong Remote Dev Teams

This article outlines the five factors most critical to the success of remote, diverse development teams. Each factor is both a challenge and an opportunity for developers and leaders.

51. 5 Tips Every Recruiter Should Know Before Hiring Software Developers

52. Good Managers Vs. Great Managers

53. How to Lead Distributed Teams

4 tips on what to do when your team is suddenly split across two or more locations

54. Death To The Invincible Engineer: Embracing Vulnerability in the Workplace

Embrace vulnerability and transform workplace dynamics. Foster trust, innovation, and stronger teams through authenticity.

55. COVID-19 Layoffs and Terminations In California

56. You're Building Your AI Team Wrong: It's Not a Skills Problem

Most AI teams fail because of composition, not skills. Here's how personality types determine whether your team ships, scales, or falls apart.

57. How and When to Find Your Dream Team

How and When To Find Your Dream Team

58. How to Scale a Startup: 7 Proven Strategies for Explosive Growth

Scaling a startup is a long-term process that will require much effort and consistency for your sustainable startup growth.

59. Becoming a Manager of Engineers: How to Focus on Visibility and Predictability

60. How to Hold on to Critical Knowledge When Employees Leave

61. Same Product = Same Team: Myth or Fact?

The Scrum Guide is quite clear on one important thing: for one product there is only one Product Owner and only one Product Backlog:

62. How to Build a Dream Team: Tips for CTO

Even though a group of individuals is called a team, they are not. People do not know exactly which direction they are going and may pursue different goals.

63. 5 Practical Tips for Conducting Effective Interviews

Discover 5 practical tips for more effective job interviews with developers. Improve your process and find the best fit for your team.

64. From 0 to 60 Mph: How to Structure a High-Performance Software Development Team

Do you want to learn how to structure a high-performance software development team? This article will teach you everything you need to know.

65. How to Build High-Performing Product Teams

A product team is the backbone of any company with a digital offering. They're responsible for constructing goods or a service that not only provides value to users but is also a reflection of the organization they work for. Product teams spin many plates at once, spanning duties from product management, product marketing, user experience, and product analytics. In the below article, we talk through the 4 characteristics that make up a high-performing product team.

66. Navigating AI Adoption: A Strategic Four-Step Plan for CTOs

Engineering teams are working out how to adopt AI for a substantial competitive advantage. Here's how I'd go about an adoption strategy.

67. How We Discussed Scrum Master Job Description

68. 3 Ways to Become a Better Technical Writing Manager

In this story, we analyze what makes up the role of a technical writing manager, how to improve your skills, and how to be a brilliant leader.

69. Tinder for Hackathon Teams

For those of you who are Tinder users or just watchful to the tech news, you should know that the App is offering the option to match with anyone in the entire world, helping people to have virtual dates during this time of pandemic crisis.

70. ‘Ford Vs. Ferrari’: A Film About Product Leadership Lessons

Sharing my observation from watching Ford Vs Ferrari, how a Ford sports car team wins a 24 hours long car race and their journey to build solid product.

71. Secrets of Effective Collaboration With a Remote Team

Alexey Kataev, Head of Development at Skyeng, talks about running an efficient remote development team.

72. Optimizing Your Development Team's Growth in a Startup Environment

How to efficiently scale up your development team as a startup, by Martyna Lewinska, CTO of Fiat Republic. Building, hiring and company culture.

73. Optimizing 1:1 Team Meetings - 7 Essential Tips for Success

One-on-one (1:1) meetings are a cornerstone of effective team management, serving dual purposes of checking on an individual's well-being and fostering their pr

74. Can a Manager Have Fun With Their Team? My Experience Says Absolutely!

As a manager, you can definitely emphasize fun as a key element in team building and corporate success.

75. The 5 Dysfunctions of a Leader

The Five Dysfunctions of a Team

76. Venture Capital Insights: What Investors Look for in Startups

Venture capital, or VC (also known as risk capital), is a type of investment typically aimed at early-stage companies that are small to medium-sized.

77. Shippable Stories

78. Team Building Strategies to Build a Productive Workforce

The content discusses strategies for building a productive workforce.

79. Secrets Your Parents Never Told You About Creating High-Performing Teams

How can teams perform at their full potential?

80. Fun at Work Matters: Building a Company Culture

Having non-productive fun with colleagues at work is a great way of relaxing during work and getting to know the team.

81. In the Search of High Achievers, A.K.A., Self-Propelled Missiles

High performers overwhelmingly prefer to work with others like themselves because it leads to greater efficiency, innovation, and satisfaction.

82. Elite Teams Are Built on Strong Habits

Learn strategies for continuous improvement, leveraging DORA assessments, and building habits that drive excellence.

83. How to Start a SaaS Business When You’ve Never Met Your Cofounder

The most fundamental core of any business relationship is trust. Traditionally this was built through multiple interactions, which included at least one face to face meeting.

84. Who Should Be Awarded Employee Of The Month?

There is a sense of joy when you walk past your picture hanging next to the wording 'employee of the month'. But how do you go from being an ordinary employee to the month's best?

85. Team Building Mental Models

By Stefan Wolpers, Professional Scrum Trainer, Scrum.org

86. How to Build a Startup? CTO, Freelancers, Agency?

You have a brilliant idea, but you have no idea how to build a startup. And you can’t code. You have 4 options:

87. The 3 Traits I Never Compromise On When Hiring a Dream Team

A strategic framework for hiring high-potential talent — even if they lack experience. Based on real-life practice, behavioral psychology, and experience.

88. 5 Tips To Help Your Employee Manage Their Work Effectively

"Clients do not come first. Employees come first. If you take care of your employees, they will take care of the clients and your business." – Richard Branson

89. The Phases of Project Management

The moment you become a part of the corporate world, the term you get most familiar with is 'Project'. We can say that projects are the elementary part of the corporate world.

90. Fostering Innovation in Modern Security Teams

Organizations of all sizes treat data security and regulatory compliance like a roadblock instead of a design consideration. Over the last ten years, I have worked with scores of organizations to modernize and improve their software and data practices. Information security is a challenging position, as it is the job of security professionals to prevent companies from making changes that could seriously damage reputation and revenue or breach compliance and incur significant penalties. There are two general archetypes of security teams that I have interfaced with:

91. 8 Strategies to Boost Employee Productivity and Well-Being

To wrap things up, the importance of these 8 innovative solutions, combined with team collaboration solutions, cannot be underestimated.

92. 5 Ways Engineering Managers Can Motivate Individual Contributors

Want to inspire and motivate your individual contributors? Try setting clear goals and expectations, providing ongoing feedback and support, encouraging career

93. Top 4 Soft Skills Every New Engineer Should Learn

Engineers must have a combination of both technical skills and soft skills. Here are the top 5 soft skills for engineers.

94. Be The Person Who Lifts Your Team Up, Please

I always ask myself this question — What is a good developer?

95. 10 Team Building Activities to Boost the Morale of Your Remote Teams

Use these virtual team-building activities and icebreakers to connect with your team better and conduct effective remote meetings.

96. Headcount Planning? Here are 4 Tips for Choosing Job Levels

Here are tips for choosing job levels when headcount planning.

97. The Design Industry's Senior Designer Addiction Is Bankrupting Your Company

Your senior designer quit after 6 months. Your junior designer is in therapy. You spent $330k and built zero capability. Here's what went wrong.

98. 8 Tips To Reinvent Your Project Meetings And Win

99. Ultimate Guide To Effective Team Collaboration

If you struggle with team collaboration, then this article will show you how to use 8 powerful team collaboration strategies to put your team on the same page.

100. How Collaborative Learning Can Help You Achieve Better Results

101. How To Ensure That Your Team Is Happy With Remote Work?

102. Why My New Book is a Failed Attempt at Something I Can’t Put My Finger On

On June 30th, 2020 my new book, The Humility Imperative — Effective Leadership in an Era of Arrogance — will be released.

103. How to Prevent Churn: 8 Crucial Tips for First-Time Managers

Useful tips on how to properly manage a team, for first time managers as well as, managers working with a new company or organization.

104. How Can a Small IT Company Implement Corporate Training by Its Own Efforts: A Testers' Case Study

We tried to carry out corporate training for a long time, but all our attempts were a one-time story. We couldn't manage to "churn out" our lectures.

105. Team-Building for Success: How to Build Effective and Empowered Teams

The team is the most important aspect of any business, and determines its success. Let's look into how productivity and employee happiness can be encouraged.

106. Office Politics in Tech

“I’m going to do a boss move,” announced my manager, almost like she was going to step out for lunch. “Let’s discuss more in our meeting later.”

107. Lisk’s Accelerator Program a Game Changer for Web3 Innovation

Lisk has launched an accelerator program to support web3 startups facing complex challenges.

108. 5 Reasons Your Team Needs an Online Whiteboard

Are you using online whiteboards? Here are five reasons why you should and how they can positively affect your business.

109. Two Technical Leadership Hacks to Infuse Positivity into Your TPM Role

Two hacks that you could use even now to enrich your work life and bring some positive emotions to your fellow humans (and AI if you work with it)

110. Your Management Superpower is Listening

You’re a manager and you want to add value. You want to help your team perform better and love their job at the same time. What can you do?

111. A Letter to Tech Recruiters

112. What Rowing For The U.S. National Team And Building A Startup Have In Common

Saying “it’s not fair” won’t get you there. To be the best, you have to beat everyone.

113. To Remote Work or Not to Remote Work: That is the Question

114. What Nine Perfect Strangers Got Wrong About Transformation and What It Teaches Us About Leading

What Nine Perfect Strangers Got Wrong About Transformation — and What It Teaches Us About Leading Teams

115. Remote Work Playbook: Best Practices To Follow

116. Team Building Activities In The Workplace Help To Establish Trust

Let’s take a look at some benefits of team building activities and games at the workplace.

117. Working Together: How Designers and Developers Can Collaborate While Building Products

The success of your website or app strongly depends on the cooperation between the designers and the developers. It’s not about the professional skills of either group. You get a competent designer to make you a beautiful layout which you then pass on to an equally professional and experienced developer. Suddenly it turns out it can’t be realized without major changes!

118. Why I Regret Becoming a Team Lead After 6 Years

Thinking of becoming a Team Lead? Learn why the role often leads to stress, skill decay, and stalled career growth.

119. The Three Elements of an Effective Game Development Team

The process of composing a development team can look a lot like starting a fighting game where you choose characters to fight your battles. Here are many tips

120. Some Tips On Holding a Productive Virtual Offsite

Offsites are a big part of remote teams. They allow everyone to socialize, connect more deeply with coworkers, and help build shared experiences and empathy. Even if video calls are a great tool to share information, they can be tiring. It's too easy to miss non-verbal cues. Chance encounters over coffee never happen, and we don’t always experience the same personal connections that come from small-talk. That’s the downside of remote work, and that's why meeting a few times a year is a great way to fill the gap!

121. Respect for Software Testing in Development Processes

Lack of respect in a software development team can lead to lower-quality software and unhappy staff. Learn how to fix it.

122. 5 Practical Tips for Navigating Difficult Dialogue with Your Team

This blog gives you tips and examples on how to handle tough conversations and be an effective leader or manager at work.

123. Team Building, & the Use of the All-Encompassing Enemy

This is about two things I see in the evolution of companies, and I wish did not exist. The first is popularizing an all encompassing enemy to start a company, and the second is popularizing an all encompassing enemy to scale a company. So basically, everything I write here can be summarized as, ‘don’t grow a company by popularizing an all encompassing enemy.’ Are people “convoluted” enough to unite for something? BTW, don’t expect all-encompassing facts to support my opinion here. I’ll give you a few examples, but this comes from my gut—great teams are built from a purpose for something, and not a purpose against something.

124. Internapp Introduction: Africa's first Time-Bound Staffing Application

As the novel Covid19 rages on deconstructing business systems and structures in its wake, companies and organizations have taken to their shelters administering pay cuts and orchestrating massive retrenchment in order to meet up demands of current reality.

125. Understanding Leadership Anxiety in Managers and 5 Ways to Manage it

This blog here focuses on leadership anxiety and aims to help managers and leaders in bettering understanding and managing anxiety at work.

126. Here's The Correct Way to Raise Concerns at Work

Instead of whining, complaining, and sobbing about your problems, use that time and energy to achieve your goals.

127. Quotable Sources to Convince Your Boss to Buy More Office Doughnuts

In today's fast-paced world of software development, companies are constantly seeking innovative ways to boost their developers' productivity and creativity. While technical skills and a supportive work environment are crucial, one often overlooked factor in optimizing developer performance is the provision of fresh doughnuts. This article explores the surprising connection between doughnut consumption and developer productivity, backed by scientific studies and credible sources.

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