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A handbook guide covering preparation for software engineering interviews. It outlines interview formats such as quizzes, online coding assessments, take-home assignments, phone screens and onsite rounds, and covers choosing a programming language, computer science fundamentals, coding practice, system design and behavioral interviews.
Twake is described as a privacy-first open source workplace offering chat, drive and mail. The site lists Twake Chat as instant messaging for professional use, Twake Drive as secure open source data storage, and Twake Mail as an open source email standard for professionals. It also lists Twake Visio and Twake Calendar, and states a single Twake account provides access to all products.
Remote In Tech is a directory of remote-friendly companies in tech, organized by region and tech stack. It lists companies such as Automattic, Vercel, Netlify, Zapier, Buffer, GitHub and Stripe, and invites users to contribute additions on GitHub.
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Failory's Graveyard collects analyses of why startups, products, and acquired businesses failed, organized into a Startup Cemetery, Google Cemetery, and Amazon Cemetery. It also offers a newsletter for startup founders with weekly guides and stories.
WARNTracker tracks layoffs reported in public WARN records, drawing on filings that employers submit to states before large layoffs. It presents layoff maps and charts by state and year, plus company and role breakdowns, and covers 8.1 million employees laid off from 41,052 companies from 1988 to 2026. The site notes its data is not exhaustive.
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A handbook guide covering preparation for software engineering interviews. It outlines interview formats such as quizzes, online coding assessments, take-home assignments, phone screens and onsite rounds, and covers choosing a programming language, computer science fundamentals, coding practice, system design and behavioral interviews.
Twake is described as a privacy-first open source workplace offering chat, drive and mail. The site lists Twake Chat as instant messaging for professional use, Twake Drive as secure open source data storage, and Twake Mail as an open source email standard for professionals. It also lists Twake Visio and Twake Calendar, and states a single Twake account provides access to all products.
Remote In Tech is a directory of remote-friendly companies in tech, organized by region and tech stack. It lists companies such as Automattic, Vercel, Netlify, Zapier, Buffer, GitHub and Stripe, and invites users to contribute additions on GitHub.
Dynamite Jobs is a job board listing remote and work-from-home positions from remote-first employers. Users can create a free profile and subscribe to job alerts; listings cover categories such as developer, marketing, sales, writing and admin roles.
Failory's Graveyard collects analyses of why startups, products, and acquired businesses failed, organized into a Startup Cemetery, Google Cemetery, and Amazon Cemetery. It also offers a newsletter for startup founders with weekly guides and stories.
WARNTracker tracks layoffs reported in public WARN records, drawing on filings that employers submit to states before large layoffs. It presents layoff maps and charts by state and year, plus company and role breakdowns, and covers 8.1 million employees laid off from 41,052 companies from 1988 to 2026. The site notes its data is not exhaustive.
