Culture
How one small tweak freed up valuable developer time.
An exercise in ‘always being more better’.
Dave Wood
November 16, 2020
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An exercise in ‘always being more better’.
For 10 years we’ve partnered with the best brands in NZ, Australia and beyond. We focus on UX and human centred design, creating world-class digital experiences.
We couldn’t be more delighted to be selected as finalists for the Cyber Gold category, and our contact tracing app, Rippl, has been selected as a finalist for the Innovation Gold category. We’re no stranger to the Gold Awards having won the Emerging Gold back in 2015.
It’s been a tough time for any services business surviving the shockwave impact of lockdown, and the knock-on challenges to winning new projects, encouraging client confidence, and keeping productivity up.
In these testing and unsure times; reinforcing and encouraging our community’s culture is more important than ever. PaperKite does this with treasured traditions that began with our inception in 2010 which continue to evolve and adapt no matter where we work.
Making the app by day, training for the fight by night
PaperKite was honoured to be name sponsors of IT Heavy Hitters in 2019 – a charity boxing event raising money for The Key to Life Charitable Trust. We’re super proud that we could support such an important cause with the digital solution we created. And we thought we’d show off some of the specific areas that gave us the most satisfaction.
My name is Dave. I’m an iOS developer at PaperKite, and I joined in August 2017.
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