Buffer seems really nice! I like how transparent they are with salaries and that it's fully remote. What technologies are you guys using?
As for tech that we are using,
The main app uses php. But lately we've been breaking apart the app into micro services which are a combination of node js, golang, and Python/flask apps. We run it all on kubernetes. Meanwhile the front end has been transitioning towards being more react based :)
Then I got offered and accepted a new job which seemed nice but it's just so boring.
I need to be more picky seeing how companies like Buffer exist. I always just take the first offer I get because I don't like interviews and I've been lucky enough to get a job offer after the first interview I do when looking, but it's pretty stupid in retrospect. It's a gamble that has long lasting effects.