The challenge of learning a new programming language, the benefits of working in Kotlin, and why Productboard is the perfect fit for Kotlin engineers.
Thoughts on the future of flexible—but not fully remote—work, from Productboard CEO Hubert Palan.
Meet the Productboard Professional Services Team, including a solutions architect.
Meet Productboard’s global Professional Services team, starting with an engagement manager.
We’re thrilled to announce that Productboard has been recognized yet again as a fantastic, forward-thinking employer, with Forbes naming us one of America’s Best Startup Employers of 2022 and Comparably awarding us four “Best Places to Work” awards
At Productboard, our engineering career ladder contains two manager titles: manager and senior manager – and we’re hiring for both. But what are the differences between the two roles, and what skills and experience would you need to be a great fit for either one? Read on to find out.
‘Productboard is growing rapidly and we’re struggling with effective and quick-enough scaling along with making all processes more effective. There are so many challenges to be solved. And that’s what our team focuses on.
Being a Talent Scout in a world where the unemployment rate is so low, the market is so competitive and recruitment changes pretty much on a monthly basis is no easy feat. What’s life like as a Talent Scout here at Productboard?
Learn why and how Productboard migrated our existing Kubernetes infrastructure from a self-managed kOps cluster to Amazon’s EKS.
Soft skills are a multiplier often overlooked when thinking about personal, professional, and career growth.
Productboard’s customer-centricity is best embodied in the product by the Insights board: this is where customer feedback is effortlessly collected, product makers learn about customer needs, and can then easily link these needs or feedback to budding product ideas.
As a product designer, you’ll spend a lot of your time with a product manager. There’s an art to creating an awesome, mutually beneficial working relationship. Here’s what I know.
