This newsletter brings to you writings in two sections: “On work,” “On Education.” Assuming you wanted my opinion in the first place, I endeavor to bring it to you.
Wife, Mother, IT Professional, Amateur Philosopher, Reader, Home Cook, Writer in the nooks and crannies, and business owner, trying to be unabashedly myself without getting slapped.
Big Tech and startups, from the inside. Highly relevant for software engineers and managers, useful for those working in tech.
Software design is an exercise in human relationships. So are all the other techniques we use to develop software. How can we geeks get better at technique as one way of getting better at relationships?
Study The Great Books is devoted to the development of study guides for excellent works of history, literature, philosophy, theology, & more. Additionally we produce resources to aid in the pursuit of giving or gaining a classical Christian education.
I use the phrase “Messy Humans” to remind people I’m coaching that it’s ok to be imperfect. Especially when we’re navigating rapid change in software environments. Let's talk about what it *really* means to be messy humans at work.