Clevyr

?? Hiring developers? What if you could assess problem-solving skills before looking at a single line of code? The Zebra Puzzle is a powerful way to evaluate a candidate’s logical thinking, creativity, and resilience—all without touching a keyboard. At Clevyr, we believe great developers aren’t just great coders—they’re great thinkers. Check out our latest blog, by Senior Developer Joseph Barkil, to see how this classic logic puzzle can reveal a developer’s true potential. ?? Read more: https://bit.ly/425XvSZ #TechHiring #DeveloperSkills #ProblemSolving #ZebraPuzzle

Looking back on 15 years of building Clevyr, our CTO, Jason Post, reflects on the challenges, triumphs, and the incredible team that made it all possible. It's a story of passion, resilience, and a relentless pursuit of excellence. Dive into the journey here: https://bit.ly/4i8AEf7 #LeadershipReflections #ClevyrStory #AnniversaryMilestone #OklahomaTech

?? Your business shouldn’t feel like it’s stuck in the ‘90s. If your team is still manually moving data between systems, waiting on reports, or dealing with workarounds just to get information where it needs to be, you’re losing valuable time (and money). System integration isn’t just about connecting apps—it’s about making your business flow. No extra clicks, no duplicate entries, no headaches. Let’s talk about how truly interconnected systems can transform the way you work. ?? Read more: https://bit.ly/41dGTai

?? "You guys just build software, right?" Well… yes and no. Building great software isn’t just about writing code—it’s about understanding people, workflows, security, integration, and continuous improvement. At Clevyr, we don’t "just" build software. We embed with teams, architect for security and stability, and refine every step to ensure technology actually serves its users. From discovery to deployment (and beyond), we’re here to solve real problems—not just ship features. Check out our latest blog to see what it really takes to build software the right way. ?? ?? https://bit.ly/4hBcwkZ

Roses are red, violets are blue... ?Valentine's Day is cool... but?Captain America?is cooler.??? We want to say thanks for a great 2024 and really kick off 2025. Join us for an exclusive?matinee screening of the brand-new movie?Captain America: Brave New World?on?11:00am on Friday, February 14th at Harkins Theatres Bricktown 16 —because nothing says “love” like epic action and free popcorn. Get tickets here: https://lnkd.in/g2wnaPV8

**UPDATE** Due to the expected weather, this meetup has been rescheduled for Tuesday, Feb 25. Stay warm out there! Welcome to our first official event of 2025! This month at OKC WebDevs, we will be hosting Jesse Harlin (the original founder of Techlahoma) who will be speaking about "The Dream of a Single Codebase." Join us on February 25th, 2025 at 11:30am at Clevyr! Feel free to stop by the office (or on Twitch) if you want to attend! RSVP at https://bit.ly/3EzCO8R

Roses are red, violets are blue... ?Valentine's Day is cool... but?Captain America?is cooler.??? We want to say thanks for a great 2024 and really kick off 2025. Join us for an exclusive?matinee screening of the brand-new movie?Captain America: Brave New World?on?11:00am on Friday, February 14th at Harkins Theatres Bricktown 16 —because nothing says “love” like epic action and free popcorn. Get tickets here: https://lnkd.in/g2wnaPV8

?? The future of AI in business isn’t just automation—it’s agentic AI, where AI takes initiative, makes decisions, and transforms workflows. Our CEO just published a white paper exploring this game-changing shift, along with a companion blog post breaking it down. Curious about what this means for your industry? Check it out here: https://bit.ly/4hQUXgR #AI #AgenticAI #FutureOfWork #Leadership

Our Technical Lead for New Development, Aaron Krauss spoke at Cheyenne Middle School today to get students excited about coding! From Aaron: "Shoutout to Mr. Brian Kennedy there for allowing me to speak to 5 of his classes; my talk was split between what I do and have done as a developer, what they should do next if they’re interested in coding, and throwing a bunch of candy all around to anyone who asked questions or answered any of mine ?? I love speaking to students, especially younger students. They always surprise me with how much they know and how quickly they get excited about learning new ideas - and wow, are they good at asking thoughtful questions. My hope is that they left school today having learned something new about this profession ??"