Your roadmap is blocked, engineering is stretched, and someone just said, “We need another backend developer by next sprint.” Great. Now your CTO is triaging interviews, your product lead is rewriting job descriptions, and your best engineer is spending half a day explaining why “5+ years of JavaScript” tells you almost nothing. This is usually...

Your roadmap is slipping. Your senior engineers are stuck in interview loops. Product wants three launches this quarter, and your current team is already doing the corporate equivalent of duct-taping a jet engine mid-flight. I know the pattern because I’ve lived it. You start by telling yourself you’ll “just hire two more engineers.” Then LinkedIn...

If you're responsible for infrastructure right now, you're probably staring at the same ugly whiteboard everyone else is. One column says VMware. Another says AWS. Somewhere in the middle is a mess of licensing anxiety, migration fatigue, and a team that already has enough to do without learning an entirely new operating model by Tuesday....

You’re probably in one of two situations. Either you’re launching something new and trying to avoid a cloud decision that turns into a five-year architectural tattoo, or you’re already on one provider and getting that uneasy feeling that the bill, team structure, and operational sprawl are starting to run the company instead of support it....

You posted a front end developer jd. Now your inbox looks like a spam folder with better LinkedIn photos. Half the applicants seem cloned. The other half copied a stack from somewhere around 2021, sprinkled in “React expert,” and hit apply before your coffee cooled. Then you waste days sorting through resumes, guessing seniority from...

Your startup probably hit the same wall most of them do. The engineering team that once felt like a superpower now feels like a slot machine. Sometimes features ship. Sometimes releases wobble into production with bugs nobody saw coming. Sometimes your strongest developer spends the day coding, reviewing pull requests, calming down product, and translating...