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The Innovation Trap: Aligning Technology with Business Needs
Don’t be seduced by the latest ‘innovation’ fads; instead, focus on aligning innovation with your core business goals and customer needs. This approach will help you avoid the innovation trap and achieve long-term success.
A intro workshop for interns and new engineers on software infrastructure and databases
This is the syllabus I originally designed to train Hack.diversity fellows for a 8-week workship (1 hour weekly classes, 2 hours of expected assignment load) to help them perform well on their internship/co-op interviews. I’ve worked on this with the engineer I mentor with the organization, and will be proposing...
The Symphony of Trust: Building High-Performing Engineering Teams
A strong engineering team with high degree of trust between indiviudal contributors, and between leadership and the rest of the team can be a potent force for effective organizations. Here’s how to create such teams, and the pros and cons of doing so.
How to evaluate the right choice of technology for your team
Choosing the right tool and framework for software engineering projects can feel like navigating a minefield. This essay will offer a practical framework for evaluating competing technologies and making informed choices that align with your project’s specific needs. Each option promises unique advantages, but understanding the potential pitfalls and trade-offs...
How my Fermentation Hobby Helps Me as a Software Engineer
While technical expertise is of the foremost importance, I’ve discovered an unexpected wellspring of professional growth: fermentation. This seemingly unrelated hobby has become a secret weapon, nurturing important skills that translate directly to my engineering life.
