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Gemini, Claude, or ChatGPT? Asking IT folks who makes their dream team 🤖 Which one's your main? 👇

🖥️ How many times have you seen helpers or utils folders gradually end up containing half of a project's business logic? What if there were a cleaner way to structure your code? In his latest article, Dmytro Khandzhanov explains why global helpers can create chaos and how models provide a better alternative. Learn how to encapsulate business logic properly and where value objects fit into the picture below 👇

A recruiter messaged him on LinkedIn. Some time later, our teammate was already running his own classes for IT folks 🎓 Dmytro, Front-End Developer, started teaching Design Patterns at Neoversity. IT University alongside his day job. It's a discipline about proven approaches to writing code that dev students later apply on real projects We asked him: 🎮 what skills teaching leveled up ✨ his favorite moment working with students 🧠 who his mentor from fiction is Because when you break down a complex topic in simple words for someone else, you end up understanding it deeper yourself Swipe through Dmytro's story. Would you ever try your hand at teaching? 👀

Mountains, rafting, and pure adrenaline. That's what JAM Weekend: Carpathians 2026 looked like 🏔 Mojamers came together to finally meet up in person and recharge to the fullest There was something for everyone. Rafting down the Cheremosh river, horseback rides, and a hike up the mountain to catch the sunrise. Plus workshops at Polonyna Pertsi, from pottery to motanka dolls, and a gala evening that brought everyone together The Carpathians, the roar of the river, and a team no distance can stop 💚

The kind of Monday you actually want to wake up for. Can you picture it? 👀 We've got 15 openings across 6 areas, and one of them has your name on it: 🖥 Tech & Dev: 5 roles, from Junior QA to Lead Full Stack 🎯 Marketing & VIP: 5 openings across marketing and VIP 🧩 Product: three roles for people who drive the product forward 🚀 HR: hiring a Recruiter and a Community & Event Manager Fully remote. Work from anywhere in the world 🌍 Swipe through, find your fit, and hop on board 🔗 https://tr.ee/9ciK7p

Gave the IT crew 10 seconds to guess 5 apps from a fragment of the logo 👀 Some nail it on the first frame, others get stuck on the most obvious one. Would you guess more than they did? 👇

👨💻 The mission of setting up a comfortable desk for both work and gaming is not an easy quest. There’s no way around a proper test drive. Our Content Specialist BRO, Semen Amdur, along with MOJAM teammates, has put together a relevant guide on building a top-tier setup in 2026. Check out the full article below👇

While the world was watching the CS2 Major final, our Slack was just as heated 👾 We at MOJAM live Counter-Strike, because we work with it every day. And instead of just rooting from the sidelines, we decided to dive into the Major all the way in. That's how PROJamer League came to life, our internal CS2 Major prediction league: you call the match results, rack up points and battle the whole team for first place. And since we're fully remote, the whole vibe runs online right in the messenger chat: predictions, debates and even a live analytics studio from our PROs 🚀 For the winners, we bring back merch straight from where it all goes down. This time from Cologne 🇩🇪 Up next, PGL Singapore. Who's taking the next Major? 🏆

Most support teams answer tickets. We build systems that move products forward 🚀 At MOJAM, support evolved from firefighting into a data-driven, automated growth engine that still retains a human-centered approach. Now, it is impacting retention, product decisions, and user experience at scale. If you still think support is “just a customer service department,” these insights from our Quality Control Manager, Diana Podolianko, will change your mind. Check out the full article 👇🏻

Set up a skill once and Claude instantly knows: what document format, what code style, what level of detail in the UI. No need to explain from scratch every time 🎮 In the carousel we've put together skills for different tasks: from generating PDFs and Excel to frontend design and automation in Claude Code. What role should we build the next skills pack for? 👇