/* Code Comments */7 posts tagged with "leadership"
silence does not (always) mean agreement
2021-10-10
|~1 min read
|114 words
When it comes to running a meeting, silence is often viewed as agreement. That’s not often the case. In fact, in my experience, silence only…
creating alignment: the zen of python
2021-10-10
|~2 min read
|261 words
Recently, I’ve been reading on strategies for creating alignment within companies and large projects. Ensuring that efforts are aligned and…
creating alignment: the zen of python
2021-10-10
|~2 min read
|261 words
Recently, I’ve been reading on strategies for creating alignment within companies and large projects. Ensuring that efforts are aligned and…
notes from "peopleware: productive projects and teams" by tom demarco and timothy lister
2021-10-10
|~11 min read
|2143 words
Below are the notes I took from Tom Demarco and Timothy Lister’s Peopleware: Productive Projects and Teams in their rawest form. As with…
notes from _peopleware: productive projects and teams_ by tom demarco and timothy lister
2021-10-10
|~11 min read
|2143 words
Below are the notes I took from Tom Demarco and Timothy Lister’s Peopleware: Productive Projects and Teams in their rawest form. As with…
leadership vs management
2021-10-10
|~1 min read
|132 words
Cal Turner Jr., CEO of Dollar General, was on the A16Z podcast this week. In a wonderful moment, Cal reflected on a lesson he took from his…
leadership vs management
2021-10-10
|~1 min read
|132 words
Cal Turner Jr., CEO of Dollar General, was on the A16Z podcast this week. In a wonderful moment, Cal reflected on a lesson he took from his…