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Research: The relationship between managed and organic organizational culture

The aim of this research was to analyze the relationship between managed and organic organizational culture. Interviews were ...

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An Asset Called Culture to Carry You Through Hard Times

In the past two years, the pandemic has filled our news feeds and caused worry, insecurity, and anxiety. We at Wunderdog ...

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Production Chain Erosion Prevention by Design

PCE, a Production Chain Erosion, is a chronic state where the company's production chain runs sub-optimally and is prone to ...

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How Lassila & Tikanoja Experimented With New Business Models Using a Design Sprint

In this blog post, we’ll present a great real-life example of how Design Sprint was used in a customer project. You can ...

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Cutting Company Costs with Clean Code

Learning to write clean code is hard work. It requires more than just the knowledge of principles and patterns. Taking ...

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Domain Driven Design In Practice: An Isomorphic TypeScript Project (Part II)

To get started Recently my colleague Guy and I worked on a Node.js/React.js/TypeScript project for the leading fashion ...

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Domain Driven Design In Practice: An Isomorphic TypeScript Project (Part I)

Introduction Recently me and fellow doggo Sudo have wrapped up a project at a large e-retailer in Germany. We were part of a ...

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We reported ourselves to equality consultants

Last spring, Wunderdog’s equality and non-discrimination plan was updated along with our salary statistics, which generated ...

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I had a problem: Baby, it's cold outside!

We all encounter a range of everyday problems in our lives, both large and small. At Wunderdog we’re no different, but we do ...