Author:
Tasha Schroeder
Highgroove President and developer Charles Brian Quinn explains our commitment to experimenting to find out what works best for us—and our clients.
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Author:
Don Pottinger
Building products as a Highgroover and a co-founder of Body Boss has taught me that saying “No” to scope creep can mean the difference between a bloated, unfinished project and the successful release of an MVP.
As a former Big 4 consultant, I was taught that scope creep is ugly, and a supervisor once told me that it in an ideal world, it should never happen.…
Author:
Jim Hodgson
Relationships are the key to successful work at Highgroove. When it comes to clients, a CTO who is a great fit is essential.
“We need a client who is technical enough to understand the value of what Highgroove provides,” says Charles Brian Quinn, Highgroove president.…
Author:
Brandon Beacher
How do you turn an unhappy client into a satisfied one? No matter how long you’ve been in business, you’ll eventually have a client who isn’t pleased. Highgroovers strive for constant client satisfaction, but we have tips for turning a frustrated client into a repeat one.…
Author:
derek
I’ve been lucky enough to work on many client projects that make me (and my friends) generally excited. Blurb, a Highgroove client and a recently launched Ruby on Rails application, is one of those projects.
Blurb makes it look like your portfolio, travel journal, fiction novel, or any other creative print piece belongs in a Borders bookstore with its own SKU.…