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We’ve been doubling the amount of people in our product engineering over the past few years, and you just can’t do the same things you used to do.

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Internal RFCs for design collaboration

We use Slack for communication. There is a lot of communication there but over time realized, especially for more technical matters, that it’s not a very good design decision tracking tool.

We started putting some processes and tools in place to help with that. For example, there’s a very g...

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The pace at which you’re doubling in size basically means that every six months you are planning for another organization. The flipside of that is that we now don’t have any plans that will work for the company six months from now either.

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