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‘Holding Space’ for Each Other at Work

Holding space means being supportive without stepping in and taking over. It means coming alongside someone, making time to listen.

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Atoms on “Give a Shit” – the Quintessential Atomic Value

“Give a shit” isn’t just the most unusual Atomic value, it’s also the fundamental Atomic value. It explains why it is we do all the other ones.

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Atoms on “Act Transparently” – The More You Know

Knowledge is powerful, and when we share openly and honestly, we have better friendships, stronger teams, and better products.

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2014 Atomic Fun Facts

It's been a great year at Atomic Object. Here are a few highlights.

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Atoms on “Teach and Learn” – Building the Brain Trust

In the ever-changing world of software, you’re never done learning new things. Atoms want to make great software, so need to stay at the top of our game.

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Atoms on “Share the Pain” – We’re in This Together

Share the Pain means we bear each other’s burdens—working together to meet tough deadlines, helping each other move, taking turns emptying the dishwasher.

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Atoms on “Own It” – Your Problem Is My Problem

Atomic Object isn’t a just place where we work. It’s something we’re part of. And all Atoms have the power and responsibility to keep it living and growing.

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A Day in the Life of an Atom – Project Kickoff

I’m going to walk you through an Atomic day at the start of a project — the initial kickoff and start of a Research, Design, and Planning (RDP) engagement.

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A Day in the Life of an Atom – Development

I don’t know if there’s anything as a “typical day,” but I’m going to walk you through a development-heavy day on my current project.

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Where Does Atomic Thrive?

On our love affair with red brick buildings in urban neighborhoods.

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25 Reasons I Love Being an Atom!

Why I love my job and why working at Atomic Object is so flipping awesome!

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Embracing the Freedom to Fail

College and past jobs taught me to be good at getting all my ducks in a row, but nothing had taught me to experiment and not be afraid of messing up.

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