PinnedMember-onlyA Series of "Unfortunate" Events in a Remote Training ProgramI have been lucky in my journey in these almost 7 years working at Thoughtworks. I did a lot in these years, working with different teams, in a diverse business context, with so many clients. Accurately I can say that the most grateful job that I have been doing in…Agile5 min readAgile5 min read
PinnedMember-onlyExplaining the Overton Window Using TechnologyContextualizing, let’s see some truths (at least until now) related to software development: 1. The process of testing software is required and also important for all the tech industry (https://www.ibm.com/topics/software-testing); 2. The saying "every pot has its lid" can also be applied to programming languages. For every problem to be…Overton Window5 min readOverton Window5 min read
Apr 14, 2022Driving change: why are your ideas being rejected?1852BartoszHey @Bartosz!Hey @Bartosz! Thank you for sharing it. The article is really worth and I could learn a bit more after the reading. I only disagree if you in a point, I believe that we need to be really worry and try to avoid the "bring solutions, not problems" mindset. In my point of view it only helps to build a bad environment, where the people have afraid to point a problem out. Not every problem has an easy solution. I've read a article that express very well what I feeling about it. https://hbr.org/2017/09/the-problem-with-saying-dont-bring-me-problems-bring-me-solutions1 min read1 min read
Sep 12, 2021Member-onlyAvoid Babel Tower: Building Evolutionary ArchitecturesI’ve been working as a developer since 2006, something like 15 years ago. I won’t be a liar, I wasn’t really prepared to do it in a good way. Anyway, time passed, and I started to question how durable all the systems I’ve helped to deliver would be and what…Evolutionary Architecture5 min readEvolutionary Architecture5 min read
