Supplier Fest 2020
Supplier Fest is a day where we invite some of our key suppliers to come and talk to us about a topic that we want to learn more about. This can be anything from operations and process to future planning and innovation.
World Mental Health Day
World Mental Health Day is a good reminder of how important it is that we look after ourselves, not just personally but also at work.
How We Made BagelBot
We replaced a random-meet-up Slack bot with a slim clone we built during
hackday. We changed what we
Meet Kim: Bear tamer and content creator
Firstly, I never went to Uni. I travelled the world and studied at the 'school of life.' I've worked in loads of different jobs, from compounding chemotherapy drugs, to directing a talent school for kids, to running my own photography business.
My first weeks as an Operations Development Scheme Specialist
Starting a new job is no walk in the park, especially with a pandemic currently
affecting all our li
Introducing the tails.com community fund
The tails.com community fund is a first for us. We’re kick-starting it with a tails.com donation of £25,000, which we know is modest, but it’s just the beginning for us. For now, it means we can work with smaller community projects and charities to help fast.
Meet Dinesh: Homebrew expert and Principal Software Engineer
It wasn’t too long though before I got really frustrated with the structured learning at University. I loved Engineering for the creativity and Uni just wasn’t giving me the space.
InDogtion: The tails.com take on a great induction
Tails.com offers a fast-paced, challenging and collaborative environment. Teams are working on multiple projects, collaborating with others and constantly communicating on a plethora of platforms and channels. For some, starting at tails could be a little overwhelming.
Moving fast and learning about customers
We recently had a squad shuffle to better focus on getting features to customers fast. So now my squad is smaller than I'm used to but the results have been surprising.
Why WhatsApp is my new favourite research tool
Here's how a diary study helped cement WhatsApp as my favourite user research tool (and not just because of all the cute dog pics)