Ben Balter • 2/1/2021

What to read before starting (or interviewing) at GitHub

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This article compiles the author's previous writings on GitHub's internal culture, offering advice for those joining or interviewing at the company. It covers topics like asynchronous communication, effective habits for GitHub employees, tips for the first week, and the philosophy behind practices like 'everything should have a URL' and 'leaders show their work.'

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