# W2 | z-ai/glm-5.2 | 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

After six months of focused work, we just shipped our new analytics dashboard — and I couldn't be prouder of the result.

The hardest part wasn't the engineering. It was making complex data feel simple. We had to take dense, multi-source datasets and turn them into clear, actionable visuals without stripping away the depth that power users rely on. That balance took iteration, debate, and more than a few late nights.

Huge shoutout to our four-person design team, who pushed through every round of feedback to get the experience right. They made the difference between "functional" and "intuitive."

Now we're scaling up. We're hiring two more engineers to help us take this product further — faster queries, richer insights, and new features our customers are already asking for.

If you're excited about turning complexity into clarity, and want to build something that genuinely helps people make better decisions, I'd love to talk.

What's the hardest "simple" thing you've ever had to design for?
