One of the things I like about writing is you can ship something faster.
I’ve never seen a one-line of code application. Yes, there are no-code tools that most non-technical people love, but they always require you to know the basics of programming.
On the other hand, writing is much cheaper and has a much more profound effect.
One written phrase at the right time can make your developers 10x more motivated and productive.
Founder & CEO at InTheValley
I help founders like you fix engineering teams that should be moving faster. If you're scaling a startup, you've probably felt the pain: great people on paper, but execution feels slow. I've been building remote teams for Bay Area startups since 2005 — engineers you can trust who actually deliver and know how to use AI to ship faster, not slower.
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