Some of Our Favorite Reads

For some, October is leaves changing color, pumpkins being carved and bidding farewell to daylight in the afternoon. For us,..... The post Project to Product: So, what’s next? Tasktop at DevOps Enterprise Summit 2019, Las Vegas appeared first on Tasktop Blog.... Read more

Basically, what we do is lie to candidates (and the broader market) about what actually matters to us as employers. Continue Reading → The post So, when do we think hiring ageism now begins? appeared first on The Context Of Things.... Read more

Anti-Agile är en av mina favoritövningar att facilitera vid uppdrag hos kund. Använder man denna övningen internt inom en organisation så synliggör man ofta många dysfunktioner som finns inom organisationen; kulturellt, strukturellt och hur man arbetar. Övningen fungerar också väldigt bra som... Read more

If you’ve tried your hand at machine learning or data science, you know that code can get messy, quickly. Typically, code to train ML models is written in Jupyter notebooks and it’s full of (i) side effects (e.g. print statements, pretty-printed dataframes, data... Read more

If you who haven’t read Project to Product yet or any of my previous posts on the four key flow..... The post The Flow Framework™ – Treating your software features as business assets appeared first on Tasktop Blog.... Read more

I wouldn't say "most" as that would imply over 51 percent. It's less than that, but it definitely exists in the workplace. Continue Reading → The post So, are most CEOs sociopaths? appeared first on The Context Of Things.... Read more

When companies consider the negative impacts of technology, attention understandably tends to focus on data breaches or cyber attacks. But as high-profile incidents like the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica data scandal have made clear, business leaders also need to examine the ethical implications of... Read more

It was exactly one day after my vacation. Starting to get back into the groove, I had a quick chat..... The post Log4j 2 – The Ghost in the logging framework appeared first on Tasktop Blog.... Read more

Interview with Doug Kirkpatrick, startup team member of Morning Star and co-founder of the Morning Star Self-Management Institute. Famous for being built on their principles of self-management, which has led to that Morning Star is today the largest tomato processing in the... Read more

A conversation about taking care of your parents, the 20-40-60 rule about human empathy, women at work, and more. Continue Reading → The post The Blunder Years, Episode 7: Aging parents + “Everybody is nuts” appeared first on The Context Of Things.... Read more

Here is an attempt to establish a definition of Output, Outcome and Impacts! It is based on my interpretation of the work of Jeff Patton, Marty Cagan and Clayton Christensen, with some good input from Gojko Adzic, John Seddon and John Cutler.... Read more

A mycorrhiza ia a symbiosis between a fungus and a green plant. The plant captures… The post mycorrhiza: Introduction appeared first on Cognitive Edge.... Read more

(This is a contributed post) Starting off with your business can often feel like you are climbing a mountain. There is so much to think about, so much that you can do, that it can often feel like a huge task and... Read more

I’ve been meaning to write about the “forest cycle” or the supposed necessity of chaos… The post Breaking the forest cycle appeared first on Cognitive Edge.... Read more

I'm largely a failure as I near the end of my 30s, and I need to own that and start the process of doing better. Continue Reading → The post Crawling towards 39, mostly pathetic, and trying to get to a place... Read more

How I am able to make my mark at the best tech company in Singapore As I sat down to put these thoughts together, I asked myself if I expected to be penning this piece three years into my journey with ThoughtWorks,... Read more

From time to time in social media I resist the temptation to respond when people… The post Separated by a common language? appeared first on Cognitive Edge.... Read more

(This is a contributed post) Running a fleet business can be a lucrative opportunity. When exploring new opportunities for your career, moving into the fleet industry can open up a lot of doors for you. Today we are going to speak about... Read more

Does Your Backlog Suck? Kanban Can Help! Agile backlogs can be both a blessing and a curse. On the one hand we have a list of things we need to do that is ever-evolving and is potentially estimated. It may have detail... Read more

A little dialogue about five and 10-year plans, Instagram likes, sleep, North Stars, and children learning to play golf. Continue Reading → The post The Blunder Years, Episode 6: Five-year plans, North Stars, and Instagram likes appeared first on The Context Of... Read more