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Since 2019, Algirdas develops the software and guides other developers how to deal with difficult challenges.

"Next to some services, based on standard PHP frameworks, we also have our own backend implementation, which is mostly our own, proprietary framework. This implementation sometimes produces problems you wouldn't face while using a standard framework, but also gives incredible flexibility, which we need to solve the challenges we face in this complex product. And that makes it so cool! We sometimes face difficult, challenging and tricky situations, but it’s never boring!”

After working as a Product Owner in Russia, Eva joined Rentman in 2021. She is one who explores the market, features and value to decide on the next step to take with the software.

“How do you figure out where to go if you don’t bump into walls a couple of times? You will have successes and failures, but that is how you learn. You can not figure out everything from the first moment on. Things change; be fine with it and adapt to it. Ask questions and be open to change everyday, then you will explore new stuff and grow!”

“I help customers to get the most out of the software, take care of them and try to figure out what they need before they even know what they need. By having these relationships with our customers, there is trust and they feel comfortable sharing issues. We use that feedback to improve the software. Everyone in the team has their own style of building relationships but we all have the same goal: make the customer successful and use Rentman to its full scope to make their lives easier.”

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“A lot of my career path comes down to luck, curiosity, wanting to try new things and adaptability. When the opportunity arose to explore the North-American market for Rentman, I didn’t know what to expect but took the leap. The first few years I worked on that market mostly alone, doing whatever was needed for sales, support and marketing. You work to earn trust and when you have that, you have a lot of freedom to try new things. With a good amount of curiosity and a trust-first approach, you can really achieve a lot here.”