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Notes on building software.
Practical thinking on shipping products, using AI well, and untangling legacy systems.
What a bad hire actually costs
Most teams track cost-per-hire obsessively and never track the cost of a hire going wrong. We ran the numbers on an ordinary role. It isn't pretty.
Read →Why a software agency built its own hiring platform
WizzHire started as an internal tool for our own recruitment. Running our own product changed how we build for clients. Here's what it taught us.
Read →Modernize legacy systems without a rewrite
Big-bang rewrites usually fail. The incremental "strangler" approach is slower to start and far safer to finish.
Read →How a small team ships in weeks, not months
Speed isn't about cutting corners. It's about scope, experience, and shipping the smallest useful thing first.
Read →Why we don't lead with "AI"
AI is a tool, not a pitch. Here's how we decide where it actually belongs in a product.
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