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Bigger Isn’t Always Better: Finding Your Growth Projection Style
Are you an entrepreneur who believes bigger is always better? Or are you more cautious? The good news is that there is more than one road to success.
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Preparedness Takes Time: Why Resilience Is Built Over Decades
From military defense to energy and entrepreneurship, preparedness takes time. Long-term investment in preparedness beats short-term fixes.
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Life Is Too Short for Office Politics — Here’s How I Opted Out
Think office politics is limited to large corporations? Think twice. If your startup sells to large corporations, you will get your dose, too.
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Life of an On-Call Engineer: From Symphony Halls to Server Calls
The life of an on-call engineer is surprisingly similar in startups and enterprises. As long as you answer your phone, you can be anywhere.
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Investment Metrics for Climate Change: Thoughts from an Engineer and Entrepreneur
Learn why investment metrics for climate change need to take into account bang-for-the-buck and a long-term perspective.
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The Wrong Way to Handle Business Ethics: A Real-Life Example
An agency tracked virtual assistants without consent, pressurized them, and mishandled offboarding. Business ethics going off the rails.
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Use JIRA For The Whole Company, Not Just The Dev Team
JIRA is more than a dev tool. Use JIRA for the whole company for risks, assets, and customer projects, but beware of ticket overload.
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Efficiency in Teams Beats Solo Productivity Hacks
Forget solo productivity tips. Real efficiency in teams comes from fewer tools, clearer processes, and more human connection.
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Does a Small Wind Turbine on Your Home Increase Self-Sufficiency?
Thinking about installing a wind turbine at home? Learn whether small wind turbines or an investment in a larger wind park make more sense.
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Distributing Power Generation Solves Two Problems at One Go
Increase the use of renewables, decrease grid dependency
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Stop Emailing. Start Talking Again.
Innovation doesn’t happen over email. Real progress comes from real conversations. You’d better stop emailing and start talking again.
