Wednesday Playbook
Our Services
  • Welcome to our Playbook
  • What we do
    • Our Services
      • Catalyse - For companies looking for staff augmentation services
      • Launch - Startups and Early Stage Companies
      • Control - Fast-paced tight-deadline projects with moonshot ROI potential
      • Amplify - Scaleups and Hyper-Growth Companies
      • Do's and don'ts
      • Ceremonies
    • Our Partner Programs
      • Agency Partner Program
      • Advisor/Consultant Partner Program
      • Investor Partner Program
      • Developer Tooling Partner Program
  • Employee Handbook
    • How We Work
      • Our Values
      • Our Dream Team
      • Our Leave Policy
      • Out of Office
      • Communication
      • Security Practices
      • Hiring Philosophy
    • Employment Policies
      • Equal Opportunity Employment
      • At-Will Employment Policy
      • Code of Conduct
      • Employee Privacy
      • Compensation
      • Performance Appraisal Policy
        • Timeline for each appraisal cycle
        • Guidelines for Self, Manager, Peer & Colleague Reviews
    • Starting at Wednesday
      • Your first day
        • Onboarding Checklist
      • Becoming a permanent employee
      • Getting Paid
      • Dress Code
      • Work Hours
    • Benefits and Perks
      • Holiday List
      • Paid Time Off
      • Group Health Insurance
      • Conferences
      • Hardware & Software Licenses
  • Engineering Playbook
    • Introduction to Our Engineering Playbook
    • System Architecture & Design
      • Templates
    • Release Engineering
      • Git-flow
      • Code reviews
      • Commit Messages
      • Pull requests
      • Continuous Integration and Delivery
    • Careers in Engineering
      • Hiring Engineers
      • Career Growth
  • DESIGN PLAYBOOK
    • Introduction to Our Design Playbook
    • Who we are
      • Our Journey
    • Why Us
      • Our Values As Designers
    • Careers in Product Design
      • Hiring Designers
  • Project Management Playbook
    • Introduction to Our Project Management Playbook
    • General Guidelines
      • Checklists
        • Internal Checklist
        • Customer Onboarding Checklist
    • Our Approach
      • Agile Ceremonies
        • Sprint Planning
        • Standups
        • Retrospectives & Demos
      • Stakeholder Management
        • Documentation
      • Team Management
    • Careers in Project Management
      • Career Growth
  • Communications
    • Introduction to Our Communications Playbook
    • Content
      • Channels
      • Process
        • Articles
          • Article Structure
            • Introduction Section
            • Instruction Sections
            • Getting Started Section
            • Theory Section
            • Reference Sections
            • "Where to go from here" section
          • Choose your topic
          • Write your outline
            • Research the topic
            • Create your article outline
          • Sample project
            • Follow the four commandments
            • Create a starter project
          • First draft
            • Think of the reader as a beginnner
            • Stay in limit
            • Make it scannable
            • Explain Code
          • Polish your draft
            • Use Hemingway
            • Review as a reader
    • Brand Assets
      • Wednesday
      • The Wednesday University
      • The Wednesday Show
  • Legal Templates
    • Client Contracts
      • Fixed Cost
        • Master Services Agreement for Fixed Cost
        • Statement of Work for Fixed Cost Projects
      • Time and Material
        • Master Services Agreement for T&M
        • Statement Of Work for T&M Projects
    • Personnel Contracts
      • Internship Offer & Intent to Hire
        • Internship Offer Template
        • Annexure 1 - List of Documents for Interns
        • Acknowledgment of Receipt of Playbook for Interns
        • Letter of Intent to Hire
      • Offer cum Appointment Letter for full-time personnel
        • Offer Cum Acceptance Letter Template
        • Annexure 1 - List of Documents for Personnel
        • Acknowledgment of Receipt of Playbook for Personnel
      • Contractor Agreement
        • Contractor Agreement Template
        • Annexure A
  • Elsewhere
    • Our Products
    • The Wednesday Show
    • Wednesday University
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  2. How We Work

Hiring Philosophy

We believe in a "always be hiring" philosophy. Learn about the people we're looking for and what we value.

Irrespective of the demands we have on client projects we believe in an "always be hiring" philosophy. We aren't chasing a growth number. We only focus on hiring good people to work with.

Good People

There is no right or wrong answer here. Just what is right for Wednesday. People with these traits enjoy working with us:

  • Love their work: We think of our work as a craft. We find joy in finding better approaches to solve problems. Tough problems excite us.

  • Listen: Every team member should have an equal say.

  • Learn: Individually learn with minimum handholding. We like people with depth in knowledge.

  • Communicate: Articulate your thoughts and suggestions well.

  • Showcase: Spread what you've learned. Show the merits of what you practice.

Above all what we value are people who are productive. People who don't worry about "how" to get to the end goal, rather deconstruct a problem into smaller bite-sized goals. People who are communicative, creative, and believe in team spirit.

We value T-shaped people

The horizontal bar on the "T" symbolizes a range of skills i.e. a generalist and the vertical bar is the depth is one skill i.e. a specialist. We're looking for people who have both.

If a person is just a generalist without deep expertise in an area they are usually on the sidelines. Specialists aren't able to adapt and work across projects.

Hiring is the same across the board

Whether we're hiring engineers, designers, project managers, or an office admin what we look for remains the same. Processes followed might be different but the above will always stand true.

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