Lessons from the giddy and stupid days of the Dot.com crash.
Twenty-five years ago, we lost billions of dollars in wealth; no one seems to remember it. Today, I look back at what we can learn from the Dot.com crash of 2000.
GenerationX
Generation X is the demographic cohort following the Baby Boomers and preceding Millennials. Researchers and popular media often use the mid-1960s as the starting birth year and the late 1970s as the ending birth year, with the generation being generally defined as people born from 1965 to 1980.
Douglas Coupland popularized the term Generation X in an article for Vancouver Magazine in 1987
The meaning of labor in an agile world.
On a long Labor Day weekend, I reflect on what labor means to me and how my work in agile relates to it.
The struggle to be coachable.
As we advance in our careers it gets harder to be coachable, I talk about that struggle this week.
Leadership for the internet age.
Taking a look at some trends and how it has impacted my career.
Professionalism and developers, part 1
We look at the strange world of software development and developers. They are different than typical employees.