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Plot Economics

For the fourth time in my adult memory, humanity has collectively, visibly lost the plot at a global level. My criteria are fairly restrictive: The dotcom bust and the 2007 crash don’t make my list for instance, and neither do previous …
ribbonfarm.com
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Everything Is Content: WordPress in the 2020s

Over the last decade, WordPress has established itself as the go-to content management platform for online newspapers, magazines, and blogs of all sizes. It’s also begun to gain footholds in the broader world of publishing: corporate …
philcrumm.com
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Pandemic Project Trifecta. Finished our pergola, built a potting bench, and made a side table/roof for the wood stack.

Pandemic Project Trifecta. Finished our pergola, built a potting bench, and made a side table/roof for the wood stack.

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Leader as Avatar (Ed Batista)

The English word avatar is derived from the Sanskrit avatāra, meaning “to descend,” which came to signify a deity who has come down to earth and taken human form. Lord Rama, above, was the seventh avatar of the Hindu god Vishnu, summoned to …
edbatista.com
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Open Space, Deep Work, and Self-Care

My coaching clients are typically senior leaders with rapidly growing or very large organizations who are responsible for hiring a management team, identifying a winning strategy, and building a culture that supports their goals. A theme …
edbatista.com
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How to Think (More on Open Space and Deep Work)

Most of my coaching clients are senior leaders in rapidly growing companies, and they often find themselves in the midst of a difficult transition. Previously they were in a position to add value by doing–because they knew the most about …
edbatista.com
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Firebreaks and Rapid Repairs

I don’t get to write very often about productivity these days. I’m too busy doing things. There’s some sad irony there.
sebastianmarshall.com
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Open Loops (Leadership and Uncertainty) (Ed Batista)

One of the most significant steps in a leader’s development is cultivating the ability to 1) tolerate greater uncertainty 2) over longer periods of time 3) on a larger number 4) of increasingly important issues. A coaching client once …
edbatista.com
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Snowy Intersection

Snowy Intersection

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Remote Work At Scale

Remote Work At Scale

COVID-19 (aka coronavirus) has many companies suddenly experimenting with remote work for the first time. I tweeted yesterday that unfortunately people are likely to have a pretty rough time due to the rushed nature of the experiment, and some folks asked if I could expand on that, so here we are. There are already a …

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Hiring Engineering Leaders

This post is about the interview process for an engineering leader. Hiring involves a lot more than the interview part – everything from reviewing resumes, sourcing great candidates, getting them to come onsite, the interview itself, …
rushabhdoshi.com
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Rethinking the Daily Stand-Up

Different engineering teams function in different ways. Each employ various strategies and processes, informed and shaped by changing technologies, markets, personnel, competitive landscapes, and company culture.
pluralsight.com
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The Alchemy of Leading

Here in the Wasatch mountains, 2020 arrived with fresh snowfall and the promise of more powder to come in the first few days of the new year. For those who traveled here for the Christmas and New Year holiday in hopes of an idyllic winter …
onehabit.blog
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Gross Company Happiness

Humans love measuring things. Mostly because they love comparing themselves to their neighbors, which involves measuring things.
clearbit.com
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How Will You Measure Your Life?

Editor’s Note: When the members of the class of 2010 entered business school, the economy was strong and their post-graduation ambitions could be limitless. Just a few weeks later, the economy went into a tailspin. They’ve spent the past …
hbr.org
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The Internet of Beefs

You’ve heard me talk about crash-only programming, right? It’s a programming paradigm for critical infrastructure systems, where there is — by design — no graceful way to shut down. A program can only crash and try to recover from a crashed …
ribbonfarm.com
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Tasty Baby Cakes with @akires for Valentine’s Day at @spangalangbrewery

Tasty Baby Cakes with @akires for Valentine’s Day at @spangalangbrewery

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Pitching Ideas – It’s Not About Perfect

I realized a long time ago that I was not the type of person who could create, build & polish ideas all by myself. I need collaboration with others to hone and build ideas. More than not, I’m not the one who starts the idea. I pick up …
starkravingfinkle.org
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CrossFit’s Founder Has an Easy Health Care Fix: More CrossFit

It’s a hot August morning in Madison, Wisconsin, and Greg Glassman is sipping iced tea in an air-conditioned, glass-walled room perched above a preternaturally green field. Below, two dozen ripped athletes are hanging by their feet from …
outsideonline.com
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Reclaim unreasonable software.

Big Ball of Mud was published twenty years ago and rings just as true today: the most prominent architecture in successful, growth-stage companies is non-architecture. Crisp patterns are slowly overgrown by the chaotic tendrils of quick …
lethain.com
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On Drafting an Engineering Strategy

During the first weeks in a new role, one of the things I’ve most recently focused on is to assess the direction of the engineering department as a whole. Will Larson has written at length about the first ninety days in a senior engineering …
paperplanes.de
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The Rise of the Outrage Machine — The Creative Factor

Hello, Amanda writing from a rainy San Francisco this week. After attending an art show recently, my husband and I found ourselves standing outside the venue chatting with groups of other attendees. Although strangers, the discussions …
thecreativefactor.co