Today begins my third year of work for @ModeAnalytics.
I'm someone who often moves on after a year or two as a combination of "welp that's all I'm going to learn here", "I would like a raise and this is how that happens" and "I am so burned out."
I plan to stay at Mode longer.
I'm someone who often moves on after a year or two as a combination of "welp that's all I'm going to learn here", "I would like a raise and this is how that happens" and "I am so burned out."
I plan to stay at Mode longer.
a year ago things were pretty grim at Mode. We'd lost a lot of colleagues due to the pandemic (there were layoffs) and then to attrition as peoples' priorities shifted and patience waned.
But leadership has really turned it around well.
But leadership has really turned it around well.
This time I made the choice to stick with the company through the difficult transitionary times instead of cutting and running, and I'm really glad I did. I've discovered whole new growth edges, and a potential for career options I'd never had elsewhere.
So, thanks for the past couple of years, Mode! You've made me into a better developer and a better person, and you've taught me no end of cool new shit. I'm really glad to be here.
(If you want to work with me, mode.com/jobs and tell 'em I sent you!)
(If you want to work with me, mode.com/jobs and tell 'em I sent you!)
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