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Work during wartime: How this Ukrainian start-up has kept its team going

CodeGym co-founder Alex Yelenevych tells us what it’s like to run a start-up in the shadow of war, and the bold and creative steps being taken to keep the team together. Read more: Work during wartime: How this Ukrainian start-up has kept its team going
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