post make-it-never-come-back 
Xebia
MAY 13, 2024
At some point, I looked back and realized I had become an IT architect. So, I decided to go back to software development. I learned to never take a story at face value. There’s always a way to make it smaller or better suited to solve a real need. Easy to see. But what about a software developer?
CIO
FEBRUARY 8, 2024
At the enterprise level, these principles are required to: lead transformation; future-proof our firm; deliver extraordinary experiences to stakeholders; simplify and modernize all that we do; maximize culture, talent, and opportunity for all; and create a place of belonging where bringing our whole self makes us all better.
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Henrik Warne
SEPTEMBER 10, 2023
Every time I came back to code where I wrote a comment, I am happy that I took the time to do it. I wrote a blog post called Unit Testing Private Methods , where I argued that you might as well make them package private, so you can easily write tests for them. I was sold, and never looked back. Using a debugger.
CIO
JULY 27, 2023
Often, they discover that to get to the next level, they have to strengthen their network by making it multidimensional. Diane Schwarz knows it as well as anyone: You can’t climb to the C-suite alone. It takes an ecosystem of colleagues, clients, and partners — all of whom help you navigate what is often a nonlinear path.
TechCrunch
MAY 2, 2022
Letting people down is never pleasant, but that’s how it can feel to sell a startup early. Will investors be disappointed that your company never fulfilled its destiny? Well, yes, but only to a certain extent, and that’s where portfolio math comes into play. In VC Land, 1 > 10. “Unicorns are for show.
CIO
NOVEMBER 8, 2023
The CIO should be talking with the CEO and this should be collective decision making,” adds David McKee, who has seen firsthand the havoc that a lack of alignment with the C-suite can wreak on operations. They ended up bringing most of those people back, at consulting rates, for six months.” in June, 2022, to 3.7%
TechCrunch
FEBRUARY 11, 2023
. “San Francisco is back!” ” “It never left.” To me, San Francisco, despite all the transience and frustration it’s been known to be associated with, feels like it never left. Maybe I’m just lucky, but I feel like the SF that is back feels more grounded, less boastful. It’s been felt.
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