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AmaanProduct ManagerBuffer was accepted into AngelPad startup accelerator, with initial $120,000 investment
Buffer raised a small seed round of $330,000, to bring total funding to $450,000
Read more about Buffer in december 2011Our founders had visa troubles and started traveling while growing Buffer, the team grew to 7 people by August
Read more about Buffer in january 2012Buffer’s first all-company retreat took place in Lake Tahoe
Read more about Buffer in august 2013We had a cash-flow crisis resulting in several financial changes at Buffer, including a round of lay offs
Read more about Buffer in june 2016Q&A docs are a small hiring practice that has made a big difference for our team. Here's what's in them, how we put them together, and why we recommend them to other hiring managers.
We found 7 forgotten cron jobs had been running for five years – here's how we fixed them and what we learned in the process.
In this article, Senior Design Engineer David Luhr, breaks down the details behind the new homepage hero on Buffer.com.
A few weeks ago, we completed our seventh profit share at Buffer, distributing $377,005 to 75 teammates.