My company, Gnip (a social media company), blew the doors off of 2012. The business grew tremendously, we saw concrete manifestation of an ecosystem we've visualized since the beginning, and the product lit
At Gnip (a social media company; where I work) we are, of course, always working to "do the right thing," when it comes to how we build software. There is a lot of
WARNING, this post runs into high corny factor in a hurry. I'm also going pretty stream-of-consciousness-style because I'm too tired to polish and think clearly. some of the exalted Gnip team24 hours ago
During an enlightening conversation with another Boulder entrepreneur yesterday we had a short side conversation that concisely exemplified a concept we're all familiar with, but often get wrong when hiring. In my mind,
About a year ago one of Gnip's employees pulled me aside to ask some pointed questions. This person had noticed a few things happen in the office, and let his imagination run wild