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Justin Wilkes is the whizz kid here in the Drillster gang. Since 2018, Justin has been rolling into work on his mini skateboard to do his internship…. or to work…. or to freelance. It doesn’t matter what his exact role is, the front-end developer is always there. We asked him about his experiences in recent years.
Back in high school, he developed the « idiom trainer », a program for learning words. Today he is co-founder and CTO of Drillster, the adaptive learning application for schools and companies with a learning challenge. Thomas Goossens talks about the origin of the idea for Drillster.
When you say Drillster, you say Arnoud, and vice versa. The Business Development Manager has been with Drillster for eight years. If he is not visiting customers or potential customers, he is on the phone with them. We got a chance to talk to him in between chats.
Tom van den Berge is a true veteran at Drillster. As an employee from day one (!) he is unique within the company. In 2021 he celebrated his 10-year anniversary with Drillster. We spoke to him about the start of the company ten years ago, the development that he and the organization have gone through, and what the next ten years will look like.
As you may have noticed, Drillster is celebrating its 10th anniversary. On October 1st, 2011, the journey started with just a few people. Now there are hundreds of thousands of users worldwide! We have set out this growth path in the book ‘Drillster – 10 years of learning with you’. This book gives you an inside look at the milestones we have achieved and the fun and wonderful things we have experienced. Of course, you can get a free copy. Followthis linkto download the book.
Recently, we challenged a mural artist to give his interpretation of our core values. Check this article to see how it turned out!
