If you head one over to The Line you can read a little bit about how the new Chicago office is working and where we’re setting our sights next. From the article:
“We’re not running into as many challenges as we expected, so I think we’re well on our way to global domination through opening new offices,” [Luke] Bucklin deadpans.
Brendan Sullivan, Star Tribune
Head on over to the StarTribune to read the latest about Nerdery culture and how we like to keep nerds happy and engaged while they work. We told you this was an awesome place to work (and we’re hiring).
As such perks suggest, the company goes out of its way to be as nerd-friendly as possible. The goal at the Nerdery, founded by three programmers in 2003, is to attract other programmers who like collaborating and learning from each other as they tackle seemingly impossible projects. The results have paid off, including placing sixth among small companies, those with 150 employees or fewer, in the Star Tribune’s recent Top Workplaces project.
Go read the entire article so you can find out who called one of the projects we worked on “magic.”
Set your TIVOs or get up early tomorrow (Saturday Feb 21) to see the Nerdy & the Needy on KARE 11. They’ll be talking about next week’s Overnight Website Challenge. Whee!
