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How We Practice Open-Book Management at Atomic

Because we share so much through open-books mgmt., Atoms are happier, managers are more motivated, and the whole company runs smarter and better.

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Avoiding Bias in our Job Interviews with Scripts & Personas

A biased interview process can keep you from hiring awesome team members. We're taking action to cut the potential for harmful bias from our interviews.

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Writing a Gender-Neutral Job Description for Developers

Women and men tend to have different ways of communicating, and many software job descriptions are unconsciously aimed at men.

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Diversity for Diversity’s Sake? – 9 Reasons We Want to Be Gender Diverse

There are many benefits of diversity – for society, for people who have historically been disenfranchised. It's also great for your company and bottom line.

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A Model for Leaders of Leaders

Makers are smart, independent and have their own goals. Our tendency is to scatter. How can leaders keep us together and moving in any direction at all?

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How Atomic Evaluates New Project Opportunities

The ideal project will fall in the sweet spot between business health, employee satisfaction, and customer success.

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8 Characteristics of a Software Developer at Atomic

We believe these characteristics are what it takes — not just to develop good code — but to create great products, satisfied customers, and happy users.

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First Contact to Offer – Atomic’s Developer Interview Process

An interview is a balancing act—specific questions vs. open-ended conversations, getting to know each other vs. respecting everyone's time, etc.

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Planning & Writing a User-Focused Website for Atomic Object

We designed our site to give visitors want they want – quick, straightforward, honest information to help them decide if Atomic's a good fit for them.

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Clients Aren’t Customers – They’re Teammates

Working closely with a client, forming one client/maker team, will always get the best results.

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Anticipating Your Clients’ Needs

Taking the time to anticipate future needs and putting yourself in a position act on them shows that you give a shit and have their best interests in mind.

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Developing Business in Detroit, the Atomic Way

Four ways Atomic is building relationships and business in Detroit.

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