CodeScientists are witty, charming, creative, and we play as hard as we work, it’s just a fact. What you may not know is that we are also a pretty competitive group. We have yet to spot a challenge we didn’t want to crush! You can see this in our
If you’ve been reading our blog for a while, you may have heard mention of our Developer Challenges. This year, however, Dan Shahin, Manager of our Expert Services team asked the question, “What would happen if we broadened the scope? What if we set aside a day for CodeScientists
We always find a reason to celebrate here at CodeScience — from costume contests to our annual out-of-office contest — we look for ways to have fun and come closer as a team. Thanksgiving is a special holiday for me for a number of reasons — one, it involves food — and
I can’t say this enough...CodeScientists LOVE costumes! And nothing says costume time like Halloween. Sure, plenty of brick and mortar companies host a Halloween event, but throwing a remote group Halloween costume contest? Yikes! Talk about challenging. Who’s up for the challenge? We are! Now, this isn’t our first
We believe the secret sauce of CodeScience lies in our culture, values, and priorities. They form a reinforcing loop that supports us in providing excellent service, propels our technical excellence, and enables our consistent growth. While we speak about them often to prospective employees and customers, we realized recently
On May 17th, we kicked off our highly anticipated CodeScience All Hands 2018 Event! If you don’t know, CodeScience is a mostly remote company headquartered in Chattanooga, Tennessee. With employees across the U.S., the All Hands Meeting is a week of fun, learning, and adventure. Since our last All
The majority of CodeScience works from home and many have never met another employee in person! I always pause when I think about that. Really? How can that be? We have invested heavily in our tools (Zoom, Slack, Salesforce) to enable remote workforces to remain connected. We have invested heavily
Part of the CodeScience origin story goes back to 2009 with a phone call to a Salesforce.org account executive, Bryan Breckenridge. We were already believers in Marc Benioff’s values that instilled giving into the corporate culture; on brand, Bryan responded, “I’ll give you seven referrals today. And I’ll give
At CodeScience, we have weekly tech meeting for our developers and technical architects. We cover a wide range of topics focused on our technical staff, from the very business focused -- like Salesforce certifications and dealing with clients -- to things which are less specific to our day to
CodeScientists boast talents that extend beyond work responsibilities. We have jazz musicians, homebrewers, improv comedians, artists, crossfitters, photographers, outdoor enthusiasts, and, one of my favorites, storytellers. Storytelling is a skill that inspires support, defines culture and values, and explains who you are. At CodeScience we have an annual competition
