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A non-coder's thoughts on an 'Everybody Codes' culture

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Joe Martin
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557
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Summary

PostHog's inclusive "everyone codes" culture encourages all employees, regardless of their technical background, to engage in coding activities, fostering a collaborative environment where learning and experimentation are valued. This approach, while potentially intimidating for non-developers, is supported by a structured onboarding process that includes early exposure to coding tools and a supportive team ready to assist with challenges. The author, a new Product Marketer at PostHog, shares their experience of transitioning into this culture, highlighting the importance of realistic limits, early involvement, and embracing mistakes as learning opportunities. This nurturing environment enables the team to work more efficiently and individuals to make impactful contributions, as evidenced by the author's successful product update in their second week.

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