What happens when 800 people across every function — engineering, design, support, people, marketing — put their regular work down for a day and ask: what's the most annoying part of my workflow, and can I fix it with AI? On February 25th, we found out. Over 100 demos later, here's what we learned.
My name is Jason Hughes - I'm a Talent Acquisition Manager at Jane, where I focus on technical hiring for positions across Development, Product Management and Product Design. Over the past year, I've watched the expectations for engineering positions evolve - both in what we'
How I built a system that generates executive-ready reports from Slack, GitHub, and Jira, without asking anyone to write a status update.
One of the biggest challenges for me wasn’t just picking up a new language or framework, it was figuring out how to learn effectively while still getting work done. That's where Cursor came in...
Author’s Note: I’m a Director of Engineering who’s spent the past year exploring AI coding tools with my team, and personally on nights and weekends. I’m not an AI researcher, or a full-time coder these days, but I’ve logged many hours tinkering with these assistants,
Author’s Note: I’m a Director of Engineering who’s spent the past year exploring AI coding tools with my team, and personally on nights and weekends. I’m not an AI researcher, or a full-time coder these days, but I’ve logged many hours tinkering with these assistants,
Author’s Note: I’m a Director of Engineering who’s spent the past year exploring AI coding tools with my team, and personally on nights and weekends. I’m not an AI researcher, or a full-time coder these days, but I’ve logged many hours tinkering with these assistants,
“I make AI do all the things I hate doing.” That quote from a colleague pretty much sums up my mindset heading into 2026. Here’s how I’m using AI to spend *less time* on glue work and *more value* on the stuff that moves the needle.