How can you be right and still be wrong? What approaches ensure you are heard and respected?
An opinion column for developers. Brutally honest, no pulled punches.
How can you be right and still be wrong? What approaches ensure you are heard and respected?
When is your vibe important in business settings? What is the right vibe for interviews, crises, sharing bad news, and career conversations?
What is the impact of AI on software engineers? How will it impact our children?
Should I be more ambitious? How do I align my career with what I value most?
How do you improve your chances of success? Why consider luck when evaluating people and situations?
How do you estimate deliverables, prioritize assignments, design solutions, choose implementations, and verify requirements when there’s no authoritative source to tell you the right thing to do and the right way to do it? What do you do when the experts disagree?
How can you overcome imposter syndrome and act with integrity and authenticity until you finally know what you’re doing? What makes others listen to you and accept your leadership?
In what situations should you disclose your disability (or not)? How do ensure you receive accommodations and respectful treatment?
Why do coworkers disappoint you? How do you set clear expectations and hold people accountable?
How do you vacation at home when that’s where you’re working? What three guidelines provide a relaxing and memorable home vacation?