Last day at Readify

Paul Stovell

Jul 20, 2011 — 1 min read

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Tomorrow is a bitter-sweet day, as it will be my last day at Readify. I am leaving to start a new adventure, which I'll blog about next week.

Readify is unique in not only attracting good developers, but in giving them the opportunity to grow. Back in May I wrote about my fifth year at Readify and some of the things I've learned. I wouldn't be half the developer I am today if it weren't for Readify, and I am sincerely thankful for the opportunities Readify has given me.

Thanks to my colleagues and clients past and present for 5+ years of good experiences. I wouldn't work anywhere else in Australia.

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