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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 23, 2026

    Building a Personal Brand - My Approach (opens the original)

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  2. Issue · Sep 16, 2026

    I Argued My Boss Out of a Rule Once. Now It's My Turn. (opens the original)

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    Early in my career, I was building products in Visual Basic 6, and every variable I wrote started with a 3-letter prefix. strName. intCount. dtmStart. Hungarian notation, if you’re old enough to remember it. It wasn’t a style preference. It was a survival mechanism. The editor couldn’t tell you what type a variable was, so you told yourself, every single time, by baking it into the name. Skip the prefix and you’d find out you’d stuffed a date into a string somewhere around 2 in the morning.<a cl

  3. Issue · Sep 9, 2026

    Being A Player-Coach Failed Me Once. I'm Not Sure It Would Now. (opens the original)

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  4. Issue · Sep 2, 2026

    Don’t Spend 40 Minutes Trying Prove 6 Months of Work (opens the original)

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    For a long stretch of my career, I did good work and kept it to myself.Not deliberately. My teams were always improving something. Cutting a deploy from an hour down to 10 minutes. Killing a manual step that ate somebody’s Friday afternoon. Rewriting the module everyone flinched at touching. That work happened constantly, and I filed all of it under engineering housekeeping. It wasn’t product. It didn’t show up on a roadmap. Nobody outside my org would care.So I never said a word about it.Then s

  5. Issue · Aug 26, 2026

    Just Ask (opens the original)

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