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Do you like your team partners? I do! At weKnow I apply my knowledge, and thanks to my coworker’s mentorship my skills have really improved to the next level. Here is why I love working at weKnow: Communication is the most important aspect to this company, I have come to understand why it is so critical to know what our customers want and need; we achieve these by listening to
It was May 2016 when we decided to create a SaaS-based on Drupal Console. While the Console is helping millions of developers code faster, there’s still a segment of Drupal users who don’t necessarily know about using a Command Line Interface such as Terminal or Shell, and that’s where the idea of creating MagicGen came. Transforming an idea into a product or even an actual project is a very challenging
Last month I attended my second Drupal South in Canberra, the capital of Australia. Yep! the capital is Canberra, not Sydney. In my first Drupal South in 2016 I was invited to present a keynote. I also did a Drupal 8 training and a regular session. This time my experience was completely different, since I am a local resident in Australia now. I had the opportunity of presenting too, and
As a fully distributed company, weKnow supports remote working; a form of management and daily routine that may not be for everyone but, we prove all bumps on the road can be successfully sorted out and made our organization even surpass productivity metrics compared to the in-office style. Having a career outside of a traditional office setting comes with unique challenges, getting to know them beforehand will allow you to
weKnow gave me the opportunity to attend my first BADCamp as part of the team that represented the company at this awesome event. First day I attended the Drupal Frontend Submit, a roundtable format that I had not experienced before. It was very rewarding to discuss my experience as a developer who has worked with accessibility guidelines, sharing the tools and strategies that I have used to implement such an
BADCamp 2018 was the first real big event I attended, aside from actively participating in Drupal Camp Costa Rica for three years. Kindly enough some co-workers who had already assisted shared with me their experience which gave me great expectations. In addition, I was excited to sightsee San Francisco and Berkeley. After dedicating this year to front-end, BADCamp sessions left me more than satisfied, with refreshed knowledge and practices. So