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Employees of San Francisco startup Twilio all have one thing in common. They have to build a Twilio app and present it to everyone in the company. They're also encouraged to "draw the owl," or solve hard problems without much coaching. Twilio offers a lot of freedom and encourages a can-do attitude. Even people who don't work there anymore rave about the company. A former employee, William Tran, told us: "It was a place where programmers can be free and the best of the best create some of the most spectacular things ever.
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