What companies did to survive The Great Depression
A closer look at how recessions affect businesses
The following is an excerpt from our latest whitepaper analyzing the strategies (and sacrifices) some companies made to thrive or make it through the 1930s. The document can be provided upon request.
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Software always gets tested.
Long story short, your product can be tested by a Developer, a Software QA Specialist, a Project Manager, Your Staff or by Your Users. Which role gets to see most bugs is influenced by your budget, market and how mission critical your product is to its users.
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What to expect from our Product Development process
We start working on your product the moment you tell us what it is about.
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How we use User Stories & Acceptance Criteria
The most important job of a product development team is not to write the code, but to understand the problem.
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Silver, gold and platinum linings
There used to be a time when jewelry companies (and luxury items as a whole) were the go-to choice for recession-resistant purchases. Up until the denouncement of The Gold Standard, countries tied their finances to the ownership of a scarce and valuable resource, but following that, a debt-based system was put in place and keeping money locked in luxury goods to safeguard them from market fluctuations has been falling out of favour.
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