GeezerVison is showing buffer.com — Buffer | Open Open metricsA transparent company since 2010 Since 2013, we’ve been open with Buffer’s finances and our team’s salaries, among many other metrics. We share openly because we believe in the power of transparency to build trust, hold us accountable to a high standard, and push our industry forward. This is a dashboard for anyone to see how we’re building Buffer. - MAUMonthly Active Users
- 341,052
- MRRMonthly Recurring Revenue
- $2.4M
- ARPUAverage Revenue Per User
- $27.34
- ARRAnnual Recurring Revenue
- $28.4M
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We’re hiring for two roles, and trying two very different experiments
We’ve spent many hours debating when, where, and how AI should fit into our hiring process. As a small team with a lot of ambition, we are trying to level up, and hiring is ripe for this level of innovation. At the same time, we want to keep a high level of human touch and judgment in hiring. It’s such a key area, when each hire has a huge impact on our goals and culture.
For a long time, our process rested on the idea that
72 people at Buffer stopped their regular work and spent the week building. Here's a full recap of everything we built, from customer features to a house-swapping app.
Q&A docs are a small hiring practice that has made a big difference for our team. Here's what's in them, how we put them together, and why we recommend them to other hiring managers.
We found 7 forgotten cron jobs had been running for five years – here's how we fixed them and what we learned in the process.
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