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The best way for a company to grow is to hire people who can grow. #GrowthMindset
Sometimes a mandate is necessary. But a mandate disguised as a choice breaks the trust of the team. Deliver the message of a mandate clearly and with good reason.
Using abbreviations like AFAICT or IMHO is equivalent to choosing variable and function names that optimize for keystrokes over readability
Product leadership is not about setting an ambitious goal, but rather being able to explain why that goal is important enough to prioritize over others.
Jeff Kolesky retweeted
As of today, @votefwd volunteers have prepared ONE MILLION letters to unlikely voters in key districts. There's still one more day to write letters from home. Hit up votefwd.org, spread the word, and get out the vote 🇺🇸💌
Would anyone support me in starting the “rational and pragmatic” party? We aren’t liberal, progressive, conservative, or anything else. Just strive to be rational and pragmatic instead of irrational and dogmatic.
Had a wonderful day volunteering with @sjforman @andrewjtimmons and @heyitsgarrett to help @votefwd reach more users and more voters. #politicoding
I'm very proud of my friend @sjforman who is starting a movement to raise voter turnout to help Democrats win a majority of the House of Representatives. Follow him and @votefwd and join in on sending letters to encourage more Democratic votes in key races. xitter.cf/sjforman/status/100444…
Not sure of the source or context, but I’m glad to see I am an emerging architectural practice. xitter.cf/ztellman/status/973933…
I want a button a la “like” or “retweet” that means “I disagree with the idea, but I understand it” nationalreview.com/2018/02/c…
Jeff Kolesky retweeted
👋 I’m beta testing an idea around having more fruitful discussions on heated topics... starting with gun control!
If you have want to add your perspective here’s the quick 10 question survey, mostly multiple choice, should only take a minute or two.
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F… – at Berkeley, CA
You know that adage about learning history so you don't repeat it? The same goes for good practices in the software world. Then again, you often have to live it to learn it. medium.com/@jeffkole/one-met…







