strife25

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by strife25 5y ago
When new scope is found, you update the plan of the project and provide new estimates. I don't expect my team to know everything about a project on day 1. I just want them to know enough to start and provide a "good enough" e
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by strife25 5y ago
Why is Jira a deal breaker for you?
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by strife25 5y ago
IC = Individual Contributor PIP = Performance Improvement Plan
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The Secret Life of Your Performance Review(buildthestage.com)
1 points by strife25 5y ago|0 comments
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by strife25 5y ago
hak5!!! Such a classic tech podcast. So cool to see them still around.
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by strife25 5y ago
_sigh_ Not a fan of the tone and judgement in this article. It's great that your team doesn't require getting on a call or meeting in person to coordinate their work. That's not true for every other team that exists though. T
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Stop Clubbing Your Team with Mediocre Feedback(buildthestage.com)
2 points by strife25 5y ago|0 comments
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How Ted Lasso's Leadership Skills Made Me a Successful Leader(buildthestage.com)
3 points by strife25 5y ago|0 comments
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by strife25 5y ago
This Stratechery article from 2018 nailed it for me: https://stratechery.com/2018/ibms-old-playbook/
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by strife25 5y ago
Home Improvement YouTube is amazing. There's a reason we don't see modern Bob Vila-personalities on TV as much these days.
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by strife25 5y ago
"Are Right, A Lot" Does this value annoy anyone else? It screams to me that the only people whose opinions are respected are the ones in leadership positions.
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How do we make feedback memorable? With Diamonds(buildthestage.com)
1 points by strife25 5y ago|0 comments
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How to change your team’s culture(buildthestage.com)
3 points by strife25 5y ago|0 comments
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by strife25 5y ago
meh, it's about balance and knowing what communication medium to use for a specific topic. great teams don't just use one communication method, they adapt to the situation and people. For deeply technical topics where there are a
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Change What You Control(buildthestage.com)
1 points by strife25 5y ago|0 comments
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The Only Types of Agile Meetings You Need(buildthestage.com)
1 points by strife25 5y ago|0 comments
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The Daily Standup Is a Waste of Time(buildthestage.com)
102 points by strife25 6y ago|98 comments
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How to Effectively Manage an Existing Engineering Team(buildthestage.com)
19 points by strife25 6y ago|4 comments
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Five Methods of Facilitation I Use for Collaborative Meetings(buildthestage.com)
2 points by strife25 6y ago|0 comments
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by strife25 6y ago
Ask them what the top 3 problems they are spending time on. That will uncover areas for you to invest in understanding to uncover solutions. People at this level are looking for help from people that are doing the real work in the organizat
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by strife25 6y ago
"These backwards-looking representations aren't terribly useful when thinking about the future. Financial statements now account for only 5% of the information that investors use to evaluate companies, and key accounting metrics,
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by strife25 8y ago
> So, I get what you are saying.. but what kind of monopoly tactics are twitter/facebook actually doing? In my view it's virtually nothing. You are correct - monopolies are defined to control the supply of something to manipula
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by strife25 8y ago
Just want to say that I've been loving your posts so far. Well written and I love the perspective of exploring _why_ an API is designed the way it is instead of trying to focus on explaining why <insert library> is the best for &
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by strife25 8y ago
It honestly depends on what you're trying to achieve with your work. If you're trying to build something, then use Django. It'll save you time from having to learn about Ruby's community of tools and how Rails works. If
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by strife25 8y ago
Not at all. The ruby equivalent to Flask is Sinatra: http://sinatrarb.com Rails and Django are equivalent to each other from the sense of providing an MVC based framework to build a web application.
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by strife25 9y ago
> 1. Does the project on the right stage for searching for investments? Don't worry about investment - focus on getting your first paying customer. Build a business first, then get investment when you need it to grow. You'll al
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by strife25 9y ago
You can add Sprout Social in Chicago to this list (assuming OP has write access). Sprout Social | Chicago | ONSITE | https://sproutsocial.com/careers/open-positions We are hiring people in all engineering and product r
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by strife25 10y ago
Just looking at startups is not enough to evaluate the impact of WebRTC. Call center tech companies worth their chop have been working with this tech for a while now as it will save money and lower the barrier of entry for their customers.
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by strife25 11y ago
How do you handle the storage tier (e.g. Core Data) of your react-native apps? Do you just write native Obj-C that handles interacting with core data and integrate it w/ your react code?
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by strife25 12y ago
I think these tutorials are missing one of the most important parts of D3 if you want to incorporate it into any serious application and that is the "Enter, Update, Exit" process ( http://bost.ocks.org/mike/joi

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