Such a cool article. There's a similar movie about finding Microbiome deep in the Amazon Rainforest. It's called The Last Tepui, Alex Honnold leads a team to go climbing and look for wildlife and bacteria on the ridge of a mountain deep in the rainforest. Crazy hiking and climbing! But they find some really amazing species.
The animations on the blog itself are incredible. Would love to read something in the future about how you guys put this together (i.e. what frameworks, components, tooling is used to generate these blogs).
I'm super interested in this. I have a few interactive articles I'd like to make, but I'm not sure what tech to use for it to make it relatively quickly and without taxing the page too much.
Was thinking maybe the Phaser game framework, but that might be too heavy, especially if there needs to be 7 or 8 of them on the same page.
Interesting data. Wonder what this will look like at steady state once things revert back to normal. Everyone talks about wfh but in reality I think a lot of people are cooped up and craving human interaction even in remote-first teams before Covid.
We'll definitely see a reversion towards the mean. But it'll be interesting to see if the investments teams are making in remote interviewing will lead to a sustained increase in remote interviews for candidates that prefer it (think, candidates that can't travel easily, or take enough time off of their current job). I'd bet the new normal will be noticeably more remote-friendly than the past.
