Defining Your Reference Points
When was the last time you asked a question in a meeting? Questions are an invitation to collaboration, especially in our jobs as developers. In today's episode we're talking about the questions we've...
5 Feb 202010min
Engineering Your Habits Like Interfaces
In today's episode we're talking about the idea of interfaces as some kind of expected way to interact with our code and how to take that frame of mind to our day-to-day lives. Being explicit about wh...
3 Feb 20208min
Plans Should Be Functions, Not Documents
We expect things to go one way, but often, they go in another way. In today's episode, we're talking about plans and how to stay agile when the plans we make, don't necessarily go the way we expect. T...
31 Jan 202014min
What Are your Fundamentals?
One of the biggest mistakes you can make as a developer is to overcomplicate whatever you're doing. This comes all the way down to every line of code you write. In today's episode, we're talking about...
29 Jan 20207min
Getting On The Right Level When Solving Problems Collaboratively
Often as a developer you'll find yourself either too far in the weeds of solving a problem or too far up in the clouds. In today's episode, we're talking about the levels in which we choose to contri...
27 Jan 20208min
Management Anti-Pattern - Detail Abstraction
The anti-patterns we are talking about today are details. Who manages the details and when is management getting too involved or not getting involved sooner in the details of a project? 🧡 Leave a Rev...
24 Jan 202011min
Management Anti-Patterns - False Homogeneity
Focus is perhaps the one superpower that's common in successful people. In today's episode, we're talking about a management anti-pattern that totally destroys focus and provide a solution to get focu...
22 Jan 202013min
Management Anti-Patterns - Implicit Assignment of Responsibility
There are so many ways to be wrong as a manager and this week, we're talking about management anti-patterns. One thing we all do is assign responsibility to ourselves and possibly to others around us....
20 Jan 20209min
