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Software Engineering
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Nobody Knows Which Part of the Problem Is Theirs
Structured Thinking · part 3
Most people break a problem into the things they noticed. That is a list, and it tells you nothing about what to do first. Here is the one question that turns it into a tree.
Your Buckets Have a Hole In Them
Structured Thinking · part 2
Most problem breakdowns look organized and are secretly broken. MECE thinking is the two-part test that catches it: no overlap, no gaps.
The Answer Goes First
Structured Thinking · part 1
The Pyramid Principle says lead every email, deck, or update with the conclusion, then support it underneath. Here's why readers who scan need that order.
Your Architecture Review Is a Negotiation
The Delivery Layer · part 2
A review meeting looks technical but runs as a social auction. The research shows the risk most likely to ship is the one raised quietly by whoever has the least standing in the room.
The Decision You Didn't Make
The Delivery Layer · part 1
Most project damage comes from choices nobody recorded making. A bad call can be reviewed and reversed. An unmade decision just accrues until it breaks.
7 Proven Strategies to Boost Productivity in Your Software Development Team
In today's fast-paced world, productivity is key to the success of any software development team. With tight deadlines and ever-increasing demands, it's more important than ever to ensure that your...
10 Steps to Becoming a Senior Developer: Mastering the Craft of Software Development
The journey to becoming a senior developer requires continuous learning and growth. It's not just about acquiring technical skills, but also developing the right mindset and approach to your work. ...