https://lnkd.in/dUVDDnhv High quality conversation! Massive respect to both parties trying to discuss the issue, without getting irritated or getting personal. There are many things we can learn about software development in this video but there’s a lesson hiding in plain sight about how to have a conversation about things that you have a difference of opinion about. Anyway, I’d highly recommend watching this video if you’re intereseted in learning things about good software development.

Since the kick-off of 2024, the software development industry has been evolving at an unprecedented pace, with new opportunities and challenges emerging every day. One of the biggest challenges for me has been keeping up with the ever-changing tech landscape and web stacks, but I've found that continuously learning and adapting is key to staying ahead of the curve. What about you? What opportunities and challenges are you facing in this rapidly evolving industry? Let's start a conversation and share our insights! 💡👇

This is an excellent method for me to learn how to fill my new roles.

The Art and Science of Life Long Learning.. My journey from a budding engineer to a seasoned tech professional has taught me that technology isn't just about code and circuits, it's about crafting experiences that resonate. My engineering background sparked a passion for building, but grad school expanded my horizons, emphasizing the power of diverse knowledge and interconnected ideas. Leadership roles honed my collaboration skills and the art of cultivating high-performing teams. Yet, setbacks reminded me of the importance of self-reflection in both personal and professional growth. Now, at my new venture, I'm excited to fuse past lessons with the unique challenges and opportunities of the SaaS world. I'm committed to lifelong learning and introspection, using each experience as a stepping stone towards making a real impact in this ever-evolving space.

This is such a good detailed response to the latest product management controversy. So many product teams rely on corporate memory and individual competence instead of good, transparent process, and the attrition, redundancies, and market shocks since covid should have taught us how vulnerable a position that is.

Come to Agile for Defense tomorrow! It starts at 4:30, but at 5:10, the Lean Coffees start. I'll be leading the topic of Agile Project Management. Come for the free beer. Come for the free food. Come for the free networking. Come for the free conversation. Stay for the good ideas.

📣 Cyclops has been scheduled for release on Product Hunt! 📣 Mark your calendars because the release is planned for the end of the month - January 31st, 2024 🗓️ Click the notify me button to be alerted when we are out and ready to receive your feedback. We are excited about this opportunity to engage with the community directly. #cyclops #producthunt #cyclopsui

🌟 Huge congratulations Siddhartha for earning the Certified Scrum Master (CSM) certification! 🏆 Your commitment to mastering Scrum practices is truly commendable. Cheers to your success and continued growth in the agile world! 🚀 #CSM #CertificationSuccess #agilejourney #scrummaster #agileleadership #agileprojectmanagement #simplilearn

One of Jobber’s core values is “be supportive”, it’s a value that I align with 100% This week, the role of Product Operations has been under fire by people regarded as industry leaders. Making bold, all-encompassing statements to purposefully discredit a field of work is certainly not supportive. Tearing people down to build yourself up might be the oldest trick in the book. It’s transparent and I expect more from people who claim to be leading the tech industry. Graham Reed's response to this week’s statements is a must-read. It’s more than ok if your company doesn’t have a need for Product Operations, but that doesn’t mean we aren’t valuable to others. Get curious – ask questions, seek answers, don’t make up opinions and disguise them as facts.

Anyone who is a software engineer should watch this video. It's a treasure trove of reflection on what software engineering is, was and, will be. A great deal of insight for both young and old.