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“Owning It” Every Step of the Way

There's no one-size-fits-all process for creating software. Each project must execute according to the needs of the customer and their business realities.

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Introducing a 6th Atomic Value: “Think Long Term”

"It’s looking forward and looking back. When I'm making a decision, I try to think about its consequences a week, a month, a year out, and longer."

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How Pair Lunches Encourage Diversity & Bring Atoms Together

Pair lunches level the social playing field and include people who might otherwise feel a sense of “otherness.”

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Justin Kulesza on Containerization, the Appeal of Variety, and Building a Reputation as an Expert

Atomic's Justin Kulesza on containerization, the appeal of variety, and building a reputation as an expert.

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Phil Kirkham on Puzzles, Accidental Career Changes, and the Paradox of Testing

Phil Kirkham on puzzles, accidental career changes, and the paradox of testing.

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What the Heck Is an “Atomic Object”?

Atomic Object has an interesting name, but not everyone knows that its rooted in two key computer science concepts.

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Jeanette Head on Empathy, Being Ignored, and the Do-it-Yourself Future of Development

Jeanette Head on empathy, being ignored as a woman, and the do-it-yourself future of software development.

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Jason Porritt on Perseverance, Developers as Authors, and How Writing Software is Like Making Music

Jason, a software developer at Atomic Object, talks about perseverance, developers as authors, and how writing software is like making music.

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Working at a Socially Responsible Company

One of the aspects I like the most about where I work that I feel like flies under the radar is how socially responsible we are as an organization.

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What Makes Atomic Object Different? A Six-Month Retrospective

I moved from the automotive-embedded space at a very large company to the consumer-facing web/mobile domain at a small company.

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Brittany Hunter on Tinkering, Learning Latin, and Design as Problem Solving

Brittany Hunter, a software consultant and designer at Atomic Object, talks about tinkering, learning Latin, and design as problem solving.

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Atomic Teach and Learn: Now at Hope College

I'm teaching with the goal that by the end of the class, any of these students could jump on my current project and start contributing.

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