You have a point. Describing their workflow has value to it.
With that said, the title of the post is not "Meet our workflow", It's "Meet X: bla bla". In the world of software, one expects to actually see a product named X that bla blas.
With that said, the title of the post is not "Meet our workflow", It's "Meet X: bla bla". In the world of software, one expects to actually see a product named X that bla blas.
This is a really valuable thing to acknowledge. There is some sharing of company philosophies, but seldom do I see companies fully "open sourcing" their workflows and strategies. Perhaps because the people at the top see that as the real value their company brings - that knowledge. Nevertheless, it's extremely valuable and I wish I could see more things like that. Basecamp's book "Getting Real" is close to what that might look like, I think.