If my biggest problem right now is ZOOM picking up the wrong mic when I do a podcast recording, I’m doing pretty well in 2021. After a few hiccups, here’s the Season 2 Wrap-Up on our season of Remote Leadership. It was a great season with great guests. Looking forward to Season 3 where we take Remote to the next level and hopefully I don’t screw up the recording this time. https://www.upsidedownoffice.com/podcast/season2-wrapup
No matter how interesting the subject or how much I want to dive into it. Every time I start a new book the process is still the same – skip to the end and see how long it is. Even if it’s one I’m dying to read, the onset of reading a book is always a bit daunting to me – as though I’ll never get there, never make it – so why bother. This…
Are you taking any this year? Can you take any? If you can’t, when are you finding the time to develop, grow and improve not only yourself and your business? The days of waiting for your manager to come to you with proposals for training are gone. The days of planning your own training schedule are now here and waiting for you to decide what to do. If you’re not going to take the time…
As a Developer, I have always hated saying these words, it always feels a bit like a copout – like I didn’t do my job, left something out, forgot a scenario, ignored something, etc, etc. I don’t mind the jokes that come with it (and they do come, in waves and torrents). When this happens my first thoughts are; Don’t say it.Ask for logs.Get a screenshot.Work the problem. It’s that last one that is so…
If they mean something, use them. If they are saying the same thing, over and over again and never getting anywhere and have become utterly meaningless. Let them go and find something new.