# W2 | perplexity/sonar-pro | run 2

## Prompt

Write a LinkedIn post (150-200 words, first person) from these bullets. Confident but not boastful. No hashtags.
- Shipped our new analytics dashboard after 6 months
- Hardest part was making complex data feel simple
- Shoutout to our 4-person design team
- We're hiring two more engineers

## Response

Six months of work just turned into something I’m genuinely proud of: we finally shipped our new analytics dashboard.  

The hardest part wasn’t the charts or the queries—it was making **complex data feel simple** enough that anyone on the team can make better decisions, faster. That meant a lot of tough choices about what to show, what to hide, and how to guide people to the right insights without overwhelming them.  

Huge shoutout to our four-person design team who obsessed over every interaction and state change. They pushed us to slow down, ask “is this actually clearer?”, and keep iterating until the answer was yes.  

Now that v1 is live, we’re already thinking about what v2 needs to look like—and we’re growing the team. We’re hiring two more engineers who care about both clean architecture and thoughtful user experience.  

If you’re an engineer who likes turning messy data problems into intuitive products, I’d love to talk. How do you approach making complex systems feel simple for users?
