Everyone in tech must have noticed it is a job-seekers market. Software engineers are hot, and if you have a Linkedin profile you will probably get attention from recruiters. Over the years I have had…
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In my professional career, I have come across several tools to help you get the correct mindset. Hanlon’s razor is one of those. In a difficult negative situation in one of my teams, I discovered…
I’d like to take you back to the second year of my degree in Computer science. All the way back to 2014 to be precise. A hackathon was organized where we could travel to Belgium…
Sometimes you come across a subject that peak your interest (in a good way). This week I stumbled across the subject of no estimates. This great tweet by Vasco Duarte really pulled me right in.…
If you are working in the technology industry, the chances are big you will be spending most of your time behind a screen. While most of us have been in lockdown for some period in…
If you would ask a developer how they can be more productive you would probably get a lot of technical things. Speed up the pipeline, make sure the tests run faster, have fewer meetings. But…
You can determine how good your documentation is by how fast a new developer is up to speed with your projects. Making sure a new developer feels at home and gets brought up to speed…
In this article, we are going to take a look at the 5 stages of conflict. Each stage has its own behavior, language, and other signals. We can use these signals to recognize which stage…
If you would ask 100 developers if code reviews were a good thing, probably 99 of them would say it is. And for the most part, I agree. However doing code reviews is a broad…
Distributed teams are something special. The ordinary things that might work for teams that are co-located, do not work for distributed teams. When some of your coworkers are thousands of kilometers apart, walking by their…
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