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Solid short guide to productivity: pmarchive.com/guide_to_perso… -Avoid having a schedule -Be hard to reach -Strive to maximize flow -Write down 3-5 things you want to accomplish tomorrow -Write down each task accomplished -Use concurrent projects as "productive procrastination"

“‘When escalators break, they actually become stairs’” — Fabricio Teixeira medium.com/p/a-comprehens…

"A Smart Programmer Understands The Problems Worth Fixing" - Fagner Brack link.medium.com/UNvZp75CJW

What is one article you've read that is so good it's worth reading again?

Emotional fitness tip for companies: As part of onboarding, ask every employee (and executive / founder) to fill out an emotional fitness survey. It invites them to have agency over their needs & the answers will come in handy. Below are example ?’s. What would you ask? ✨

Just published my website, still have to polish some details but I'm happy how it turned out 😊 cmatias.dev

X : Any chance we can meet for coffee? Me : Virtual or in person? X : In person. Me : Whereabouts? X : I'll be in London next month. Me : Ok, A coffee shop in London Hythe. X : Where's that. Me : About 70 miles away. X : Something a bit more local? Me : Hythe is local ... to me.

Something I keep hearing from developers is "Our PO/manager/business says that customers won't pay for refactoring/testing/architecture/quality/etc." OK, time to call bullshit on this: I'll put good money on the customer never being presented with this option.

Vulnerability is the glue that holds relationships together. Vulnerability builds trust. And trust is the foundation of any relationship.

Easily Artist of the Decade sam gellaitry 💪open.spotify.com/wrapped/e28205…

It’s ok to have hobbies instead of side-hustles. “You don’t have to monetize your joy.”

Giving out equity in startups benefits ownership way more than employees. It allows the owners to push employees harder and harder because “you’ve got skin in the game now… you’re an owner.” No you aren’t. Owning less than 1% of anything isn’t ownership.

It’s interesting how as I progress in my career, impostor syndrome is very much still there. It just presents itself in new, complex ways.

As a software developer, you may be called upon to perform some of these tasks in your career. How well a CS degree prepares you for these tasks (and whether it even should prepare you for these) is left as an exercise to the reader. 🧵 1/

We finally get down to work when our fear of not achieving anything at all finally trumps our fear of doing something badly.

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