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Why leaders rely on technology audits for better board decisions
You feel the pressure from both sides. From below, your team struggles with manual work, inconsistent data, and systems that do not fully “talk” to each other. From above, the board expects speed, clarity, and measurable ROI.
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Employee Sucess Stories: No Internet, working during the pandemic: Tomek’s challenges and successes
My wife spotted the Qodeca job opening for a .NET Developer and sent it my way. I applied and was invited for an interview — first with Marcin, then a technical interview with Artur Krajewski, Bartłomiej Suliga, and Jarosław Szkutnicki. There was a surprise during the technical task when my internet cut out, but despite that, I got the job offer. I joined the team on June 3, 2019, starting with the BayClub project.
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Employee Success Stories: Form Junior Developer to Tech Leader
My journey with Qodeca began thanks to a recommendation from a colleague. At that time, I was a relatively young programmer searching for a place to grow and develop. The recruitment had two steps — first, an initial interview with Marcin, followed by a technical interview. I got positive feedback and an offer, which was a meaningful step forward.
Your technology partner: advisor or just an executor?
You want your network to scale, but your technology slows you down? If you’re already thinking about getting a fitness technology partner, choose well! In the wellness and fitness industry, when your technology partner only executes tasks, you end up carrying the strategic weight alone… and getting stuck in the same problems you had before. Thus, you waste time and money.
Your off-the-shelf solutions wouldn’t integrate with other systems? Time for an IT architecture audit
In the fitness and healthcare industries, your technology should empower both your team and customers. Yet even the most capable CTOs end up surrounded by reliable but isolated tools. You might have a CRM that doesn’t sync with billing, a scheduling app that refuses to talk to analytics, or a mobile platform sitting in its own silo.
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