Each day I get to work with an incredible team striving to create a diverse, equitable, and inclusive work environment for our globally distributed community. Here’s how we created a space to celebrate our differences, grow, share and learn together. At XWP everything we do is guided by a core vision for a new kind […]
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Applications, interviews, test projects, and negotiations are, for most people, stressful experiences. Add the element of a completely remote process, and it can also feel impersonal and distant. XWP is on a mission to make our hiring journey the exact opposite. Creating meaningful experiences is a hallmark of XWP’s culture, and, as our globally distributed […]
Thriving and connected remote cultures don’t happen by accident. They aren’t growing wild on candy cane trees in unicorn startup land but they also aren’t only in your imagination. If you want to have a genuine culture made up of things like teamwork and giving back despite being in a completely virtual workplace, you’ll need […]
XWP shares one of the many ways we invest in building culture in a distributed team.
We’ve all heard the tired adage, “a picture is worth a thousand words,” and it rings true in more ways than one in the digital age. In a fast-paced, content-filled world, images speak to us in a special way. How you display these images—whether it’s in a big matted photo frame on a gallery wall […]
Read the personal insight from the Director of Engineering at XWP at what it is like to join this team.
They say patience is a virtue… For those plunged into the great remote work experiment of 2020, there’s been a huge demand for patience. And, if you’re new to this remote working thing, one of the most frustrating aspects just might be asynchronous communication. When all you really want to do is have a conversation, […]
Managing Javascript dependencies for custom Gutenberg blocks is tricky because most of the core packages such as components or core-data are made available by WordPress core in the window.wp global variable. But what happens if you want to use these packages outside of the post editor screen or when they change between versions of WordPress? […]