Jason Fried

Here's an unedited, live design review of a new HEY feature in progress. We recorded this yesterday. The feature we're discussing puts a version of the calendar on your "Cover Art" panel below your new email, so you can see upcoming events and your unread email at the same time. https://t.co/yHQvQw2f3d

But that only works for small companies. But that only works if you have small teams. But that only works if you don't have investors. But that only works if you don't have to chase growth. But that only works if you don't have a board. Exactly.

RT @jasonfried: I'm often asked what it looks like to pitch an idea internally at 37signals. Since we don't do decks, or meetings, or long…

"First in my book: autonomy. You are not only encouraged to make calls; you are expected to! Nobody will tell you how to spend your time, create to-dos on your behalf, or tell you which path you should follow. The deal here is receiving a low-fidelity depiction of an interesting

Jason Fried @jasonfried

Since we have some programmer job openings, people often ask what it's like to work at @37signals. @jorgemanru, one of our Principal Programmers, shares his take after five-and-a-half years on the job: https://t.co/8jWvqvxoFu

Since we have some programmer job openings, people often ask what it's like to work at @37signals. @jorgemanru, one of our Principal Programmers, shares his take after five-and-a-half years on the job: https://t.co/8jWvqvxoFu

Like BMW's Neue Klasse direction better than I expected to. Squint and you can see shades of two of their best designs ever, the 2002 and the 3.0. https://t.co/tZCWcEZk4n

"If you don't have a backlog, or deep sets of prioritized, ranked items, how do you decide what to do next?" The same way you do. You make decisions. We just make decisions about what to work on next as we go, looking forward, rather than making decisions as we went, looking

Some things you never want to automate. Thanks for being a customer, Antonio.

antonio molinari @antoniomolinari

It's a joy to interface with digital systems and dwell in the cloud, but nothing quite matches the warmth of an analog ping. 📨 Massive thanks to @basecamp for the good old-fashioned letter, your human API is great. Here's to another 10-year uptime as a loyal user in your https://t.co/dBDpyZPO4t

RT @dhh: We're a small team working on Basecamp, HEY and its Calendar, ONCE, and new greenfield products at 37signals. Just ten Ruby progra…

There's no such thing as low priority. It's either high priority, or no priority ("it just is"). Multi-level priority systems instituted in software is software doing what it does worst.

HIRING! Our Web Product Designer role just closed (over 1400 people applied, going through them now). Next, we're looking for a Junior and a Senior Programmer to join the team. Jr: https://t.co/rq3fNLYdhS Sr: https://t.co/u667AwCKCo Come work with some of the best Rails

We got over 1400 applications for our Web Product Designer role. Deadline just passed & we're going through applications now. How do you stand out? Here's one way: Found this gem of an inside joke on one of the applications. Spot it? He may get an interview just for that. https://t.co/QQuu0qmAYc

Great to see Steven Carse from King of Pops (the best popsicles in Atlanta, and a very fun, well-run business) is out with a new book. It's here: https://t.co/SQyowAOmpQ I got to meet Steve (and his popsicles) last year when he generously spoke at our company meetup in Atlanta

RT @tetranow: NEW EPISODE: “We had no interest in business. We had no education in business. We were just two creative people bumbling alon…