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TestingCup 2019: is the software testing event worth attending?
Our quality assurance specialists took part in TestingCup 2019. Here, you’ll find out what they think about the software testing event.
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Apptension After Hours | Tobiasz: Business Development Specialist with a DJ Mixer
Meet Toby: a member of Apptension’s Sales Team, a part-time DJ and music producer, and a big fan of unconventional solutions.
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Operation brand refresh: the new face of Apptension
Sometimes even a brand needs a facelift to make its mission and values shine brighter - that's exactly what a brand refresh helped us achieve.
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Remote work? Yes, please!
Telework is not all fun and games. Here’s how we make sure it’s done effectively and seamlessly.
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Staying hungry for knowledge: Apptension’s DevTalks
Wondering how we promote constant learning and foster the sense of camaraderie among developers at Apptension? The answer is simple: by holding DevTalks.
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Making Poznań a better place with Trash Challenge
As a team, we can not only develop great software but also change the world around us. To find out how, read about our participation in the Trash Challenge.
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A Recap of Apptension’s First Internal Hackathon
When it comes to improving employees’ skills and knowledge sharing, there’s always room for innovation. Here’s how we did it with our internal hackathon.
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Meet.js Summit 2017: Is It Worth Attending?
Apptension frontend developers took their time to visit Gdańsk to attend meet.js Summit 2017. Find out if the conference is worth attending in this summary.
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4 Employee Motivation Techniques We Use At Apptension
Keeping employee motivation high can be a complicated puzzle. Here are 4 employee motivation techniques to create engaging and happy workspace.
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10 Things You Can Do Better While Working With Programmers
If you had to guess what is it that programmers hate the most, what would you say? We've surveyed Apptension devs to find out what they don't like the most.