pragmaticgoals Getting started with goal-setting (stage 1 to stage 2) Diving straight into OKRs can have disastrous consequences. Instead, it's better to shift bits of your culture over time to become more outcome-driven.
pragmaticgoals The 4 stages of goal-tracking (how to go from 0 to OKRs) OKRs are rapidly gaining in popularity to help teams stay productive as they grow. But there are a few steps to go through if you're just getting started.
Tability in February - track OKRs, KPIs and projects from Slack With Tability for Slack you can now track and update your OKRs, KPIs and project from your Slack channels.
pragmaticgoals Be like a remote team: empower your team to scale productivity Remote teams have to ditch micro-management practices early on and figure out how to align everyone behind a shared vision.
product-updates Tability in January - Revamped notification, Tabby the bot, unlimited users in the Free plan It's the beginning of 2019, and we've been off to a great start. Our new bot and notifications will help you stay right on track!
productivity Don't keep your goals in a spreadsheet It's January. You worked out an exciting vision for the year. You got your goals and your targets. But please, don't keep it all in a spreadsheet.
work A simple goal framework to collaborate remotely Remote work has 99 benefits, but sharing a common purpose ain't one.
Brand Thoughtful design in a fast paced startup environment I officially joined the team in November as a co-founder and design lead for both brand and product. My first task was to redesign our brand identity and come up with a new name.
ga Tability is now GA: announcing our pricing plans. Tability is growing up! We're now officially out of beta, and our pricing plans will be enabled next week on January 14th, 2019.
Squadlytics is now Tability.io: why we ditched employee monitoring to create better work cultures When we started Squadlytics we had a simple question in mind: how can we help teams know if they're doing well?
fundraising To raise or to bootstrap? That is not the question. A common question to think about when you're an early stage startup is what kind of path you want to take to grow. Let's flip the question around.
whatsnew What's new: compact design, filters, tags We have a lot to unpack this month! Thank you all for the feedback that you've given us as it's been super helpful to put the right things on top of the backlog.
beta What's new: comments, notifications... and a public roadmap Our beta is almost 2 months old and we've worked hard in the past weeks to improve collaboration and give a better sense of progress.
saas Keep your team focused with continuous feedback (slides from SaaStock 18) Before attending SaaStock I had mixed feelings about going to the conference. Our beta is only 5 weeks old, and I was getting anxious about not working on the product for our existing
simplicity How we measure simplicity to make sure users can do more with less At Squadlytics we have a strong commitment to simplicity and we have put a little framework together to help measure friction in our product.
productivity A simple tool to promote trust in your company culture Here's how we're helping switch to a trust-based culture at Squadlytics.
goals Focus on outcomes, not hours spent in the office There are many blessings in being a remote team, but one that I like particularly is that you can't check over your shoulder to see who's in the office
beta What do Atlassian and YC have in common? Atlassian and YC have a lot of smart folks, but they also do something simple to keep the momentum up and help their teams deliver their best work.
continuous delivery Get your end-to-end pipeline ready before coding any features When you get a great idea, the next thing is to start building your MVP. But you should ship a "Hello World" to production instead of coding features.
beta Building in the open: Making project statuses smart The great thing about building Squadlytics is that we can use it to track our own projects. Last week we turned on our status bot, and I received my first notifications!
product development Build stories, not features No one gets excited at the idea of having another set of credentials to manage. Being safe is the story, and having a password is the feature.
product development When Growth Hacking can slow you down Growth hacking is simple: run experiments to make your product more successful. But it can also be a very effective way to mess up your business.
beta Building in the open: Designing simple, intuitive project updates See what we're doing to keep project updates simple, easy and powerful. Read about the core principles guiding our designs.
beta Building in the open: A low-fi overview of our simple goal tracking platform A few weeks ago, we announced how we were changing the product direction for Squadlytics. Today I'll give you a glimpse of what we're building to help teams track their goals.
software development Local development with HTTPS on OSX One thing that has always been a PITA for me is using HTTPS for local development.
