Zach Holman

A blog post offering advice on tender offers and managing equity gains for startup employees, advocating for taking profits to de-risk and avoid burnout.

A blog post discussing the development and philosophy behind his Calendearing product, emphasizing 'Do One Thing Well' and his return to building personal side projects.

A detailed blog post on his personal journey to becoming a minority owner of Oakland Roots Sports Club, discussing the differences between sports ownership and tech startups, and the financial transparency of his investments.

A blog post reflecting on his departure from GitHub in 2015, discussing the taboo nature of being fired, and sharing personal insights into career transitions and resilience.

A three-part series from 2011 detailing how GitHub operated in its early days, covering topics like 'Hours are Bullshit,' 'Be Asynchronous,' and 'Creativity is Important,' and offering insights into running effective technical companies.

A blog post reflecting on his education at Carnegie Mellon and the disconnect between traditional university education and the practical needs of the startup world, advocating for more hands-on, project-based learning.

A blog post explaining that for many growing companies, 'losing money' is often a strategic investment for future larger returns, particularly in venture-backed firms and sports organizations.