The Freedom to Innovate: “FedEx Days” at Atlassian

Posted on 9 August 2010 by

Atlassian is an Australian software company that wanted to experiment with giving their developers some freedom to work on their own pet projects. So they created something that they called “FedEx days.”

During FedEx days, Atlassian developers have 24 hours to build and deliver a working software prototype.

Atlassian developer Seb Ruiz recently gave a presentation that explains how FedEx days work, and what the results have been.

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One Response to The Freedom to Innovate: “FedEx Days” at Atlassian

  1. Pingback: Challenge yourself with a personal FedEx Day | Intentional Innovation

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