Customer interviews
Owners on what the last two years actually did to their business: what AI took, what it cost, what they can no longer charge for, who they stopped hiring, how much harder it got to sell.
20 min readSoftware developmentBuilding it was the hard part. Now it’s deciding what’s worth building.“AI is a very fast junior who has read every book and never been on call at 2am.”
6 min readSoftware developmentEverything about the work changed. Nothing about the business did.“AI hasn’t replaced any of our software. It’s just been added on.”
7 min readCreative agencyWe got faster. We just can’t charge for it.“Being fast is the new normal.”
5 min readConsultingWe cut a lot of people. Now we hire for instinct.“Work isn’t about proving you did it. It’s about proving you delivered value.”How these work
We ask the founders and owners of companies that run on Everhour whether they would like to take part. When someone agrees we do the research, and then the questions go out: most of them the ones everyone gets, a few written only for that company. The piece is built out of the answers.
Some run five minutes, some twenty. All of them are specific, useful to another owner, and come from someone who actually does the work.
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We interview Everhour customers about their own industry, not about us: what changed, what they got wrong, what they learned. Want to be next?