About Talarian

Talarian builds lightweight productivity and communication tools on top of Google Workspace that is trusted by more than 200,000 organizations worldwide and installed by more than 40 million users.

Their software aims to help users automate and scale their everyday tasks, without needing to leave the things they know best: Gmail, Google Sheets, and Google Forms. YAMM is the most popular mail merge tool for Gmail: send mass personalized emails directly from Google Sheets and Gmail. Form Publisher helps users streamline tedious business processes with automated document generation workflows. Awesome Table is the best way to embed spreadsheet data in a website- no coding required. They are a remote-first team of 30 people scattered across the globe.

Talarian is profitable and growing rapidly, which is to say: they’re hiring! Every day is day one. They know that they don’t know the future, so they plan a few weeks at a time. This way, they do what they think, not what they thought. This means they can reprioritize very aggressively and avoid bureaucracy like the devil.

Why work with Talarian

You like to build useful things that many people want, and you like to build collectively. People who work there care deeply about the customers they serve and the products they build. By joining Talarian, you won't be another serial number on a payslip: you are Talarian. They will push you outside your comfort zone and make you grow. It might hurt at times, and some people don’t like it at all. But those who stay benefit greatly. They don’t recruit titles; they recruit people. If you’re talented, open-minded, and willing, you can join them from any door, and they'll do their best to find you the best possible place in the company that fits with who you are.

How we collaborate

Concrete speech Communicating is not easy. The least one can do is make it easy for others to understand what they are saying. That means speaking in concrete terms: time, people, topics. No conceptual theory or abstract bullshit.

They do async and sync Both forms of communication have their use cases. They write a lot. They do meetings when they have to, not more. They never let the calendars dictate the pace of a conversation.

Talarian labs email, real-time documents, and spreadsheets Of course, they’re biased, but it's their preferred means of written communication because they are the most universal. They also use Figma, Trello, Jira, Zendesk and Slack.

The more, the merrier A chair needs at least 3 feet not to fall. A conversation is similar: one-on-one can be unstable. With three people, it is usually more balanced, nuanced, and productive. Of course, they talk one-on-one when it makes sense.