My Unconventional Path to Becoming a Software Developer
Lots of people want to become developers who, like me, didn't go to school for computer science. The good news is: It can be done. Some of the most ...
The HubSpot engineering team has an annual "Cinco de Mayo" party. It's a fun tradition, accompanied by Mexican food and much drinking, hosted by our beloved CIO Jim O'Neill.
Devoted groupies, if we have any (which I doubt), will remember the videos from our last Cinco de Mayo party. A couple of them are below. In short, we failed miserably at flying an RC plane, despite assorted approaches and attempts.
This time, we gave up the RC plane a priori. We're good at eating and drinking, so we'll stick to that. We did add new "HubSpot Dev Awards" with prizes for "Most Reverted Code" and "Most Likely To Do Body Shots," among others.
As you can see, the team has grown quite a bit. Last time we used just a couple of cars to get to Jim's house, whereas this time a party bus was completely filled up.
By the way, we're still hiring developers. If you want to join, please apply. If you have a developer friend, you can refer them, and get $10,000 if we hire them.
