Values
ReadMe has six values, and in this six-part investigative podcast, Shinae, ReadMe recruiter and resident investigative journalist, explores the company to figure out which ReadMe value is the most important. After all, how do we know what to focus on, or where to spend our time if we don’t know the importance of each value? In each episode of Values, Shinae talks to employees from around the company to find out how each value impacts their work and employee experience. She uncovers something new about ReadMe in each episode and and at the end comes to an amazing realization. Take a listen to find out which ReadMe value comes out on top!
- Update frequency
- every day
- Average duration
- 8 minutes
- Episodes
- 6
- Years Active
- 2022
Always Do What’s Human
In our final episode, Shinae reflects on everything she’s learned and asks ReadMe about our last remaining value. Will Always Do What’s Human, be the most important?
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Make Things That Just Work
This episode takes us back to the beginning of ReadMe. By asking ReadMe’s earliest employees about the value, Make Things That Just Work, Shinae tries to find out whether the product has an impact on…
Make the Compass Spin
This episode takes a turn when Greg decides to change our value Polish the Product into a brand new value: Make the Compass Spin.
https://www.buzzsprout.com/1942051/10097334
Strive for Simplicity
Shinae asks around to see where Strive for Simplicity makes the most impact at Readme, and uncovers something big about the power of APIs. Greg is still a tough egg to crack and Shinae still isn’t su…
Err On the Side of Whimsy
Shinae takes a look at what Err On the Side of Whimsy means for ReadMe’s company culture, offsites, and the product. What she uncovers leads her to some clues about which value might be the most impo…
Be the Change You Seek
Shinae digs into our first value, Be the Change You Seek, by exploring what it means to work at a startup, and asking her coworkers why they think this value is or isn’t ReadMe’s most important. Tune…