by Chris Kenst | Syndicated
One of the hardest things thus far about becoming a manager (managing others and their work) has been learning to balance my maker’s schedule with my manager’s schedule.
Maker Schedule, Manager Schedule
The concept comes from a Paul Graham essay which says:
There are two types
by Chris Kenst | Syndicated
Back when I wrote Building an Awesome Home Office I was six months into remote work and although optimistic about my chances of returning to the office, determined to use all the hardware I had at my disposal to make my home work conditions better. As time went on I
by Chris Kenst | Syndicated
Back when I wrote Building an Awesome Home Office I was six months into remote work and although optimistic about my chances of returning to the office, determined to use all the hardware I had at my disposal to make my home work conditions better. As …
by Chris Kenst | Syndicated
When I hit publish on my article CAST 2021 is AFK a few weeks ago I said:
I’m in an airplane for the first time in years on my way to Atlanta, GA for CAST 2021. CAST is both my first conference in-person and the Association for Software
by Chris Kenst | Syndicated
When I hit publish on my article CAST 2021 is AFK a few weeks ago I said: I’m in an airplane for the first time in years on my way to Atlanta, GA for CAST 2021. CAST is both my first conference in-person and the Association for Software Testing&#…
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