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We sat down with Data Scientist Anne Sallaska who shares details about exciting updates made to the Uplevel Chat Interruptions model and discusses how organizations can use this powerful feature to support their developers.
In 2014, Google’s DevOps Research and Assessment (DORA) team published its key metrics for measuring software delivery performance. While these metrics are important, something is still missing.
Creating an industry with healthy productivity is paramount. But too much of a focus on going faster without addressing burnout is a recipe for disaster.
We’re a team on a mission to help engineers, proudly guided by two core values that are reflected in our culture and policies.
Uplevel is built for engineers, by engineers. The way to understand other teams’ productivity relies on understanding our own, which means we dogfood our product every day. This helps us run a world-class engineering team—and ensures that we’re building a great product so others can do the same.
Uplevel guides engineering teams to fulfill their highest potential. In this pursuit, we consult with all kinds of experts, and they always teach us something new. We’re introducing the Expert Series to share this wealth of knowledge.
Following strong recent growth (and wanting to avoid team burnout), Avalara was seeking tools to improve the engineering experience. That’s where Uplevel got involved.
Uplevel guides engineering teams to fulfill their highest potential. In this pursuit, we consult with all kinds of experts, and they always teach us something new. We’re introducing the Expert Series to share this wealth of knowledge.
A Geek Leader Podcast was created by John Rouda as a way to inspire and grow IT Leaders.
I couldn’t be more proud to put in my personal vote for Uplevel as Start-up of the Year – and I hope you do too. Help us get on that stage and show the community what we’ve got! Vote here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/T9TJF8Z. You have until midnight on Friday, March 6th.
There are many factors that impact productivity, but ask any engineer which stands out, and they’ll usually agree on one thing: meetings.