Kurly Developers Introduce Kurly Culture Through Self-Purchased Product Recommendations
Key point
Kurly developers shared self-purchased ('naedon-naesan') product recommendations by category—housewarming, dieting, and coding snacks—along with the culture of using Kurly in-house.
Details
Kurly developers directly purchased and experienced self-purchased (naedon-naesan) products, recommending them by category and introducing the in-house culture of using Kurly. The piece captures how developers who had no prior experience using Kurly before joining the company became passionate customers, mastering new products and repeat-purchase items.
Housewarming and Dieting
For housewarming menus, boiled pork (suyuk) meal kits, Ugok Saengju, and kimchi udon hot pot were cited as the optimal combination. For diet meals, antibiotic-free refrigerated chicken breast, Panda Salad, and whole wheat pasta were presented as alternatives that capture both health and taste at once.
Coding Snacks and Everyday Items
To boost focus while coding, Intelligentsia Coffee and black truffle potato chips were recommended, while non-alcoholic beverages were mentioned as an alternative for late-night coding sessions. Equipment that improves work efficiency, such as espresso machines and noise-canceling headphones, was also shared.
Curation Method
Given the nature of a tech blog, this recommendation was conducted as a self-purchased (naedon-naesan) curation in which developer team members voluntarily participated without any manuscript fee. It includes a variety of lifestyle items beyond food, such as coffee gear, and readers were also asked to share their own recommended items in the comments.
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