New job openings at Heroku in design, sales, and marketing! Happy to chat more about team and culture.

I’m reposting several Heroku jobs on LinkedIn, follow me there! Link in my profile.

Do I have the discipline to write 100 tech blog articles? I might.

Enterprise tech jobs are a great place to be mentored, and learn about scale and complexity rarely seen in other places, all at a reasonable pace. I’ll be writing 100 articles on domains you should learn to add value to the enterprise. Stay tuned!

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Have you visited the Sphere's yet in Seattle? I went to meet up with some developer experience friends at @Amazon and remembered this interesting structure. Didn't have time to visit, but maybe next time. #thespheres #developerexperience

Im excited to announce I will be hosting my own space for “The Hunt” community! Tomorrow we will be taking on getting a job in tech and staying with the same style spaces Shawn Charles🎤🔥 has built! Join and grab a mic👇🏼 x.com/i/spaces/1lDGL…

The goal of Observability is not about creating dozens of charts and graphs. Its about reducing customer impact, creating a solid customer experience. Dear Customers, we care about you.

Working for an enterprise has pros and cons. Some benefits including supportive mentorship and a reasonable work pace. Can be a great place to start.

If you want to work for an enterprise company, Platform Engineering is great domain to learn. Especially, in the last 5 years or so I’ve personally noticed this because I was pulled into the industry, first at X (twitter), then Peloton, and now Heroku.

I’ve been with Salesforce for 3 years now. It’s been a wild ride but one of the best companies I’ve worked for. Looking forward to 2025 at Heroku!

Lots of product folks are terrible at product. They love to “hand wave” but hate to write requirements , PRDs, or even a clear vision. This is incredibly frustrating for your engineering partners.

I love being in tech bc of the life changing opportunities it provides. But the industry could use more humility, empathy, and servant leaders.

A lot of tech podcasts are presented in a very professional and kinda boring way. Anyone know of interesting tech podcasts that are fun to listen to?

Pray and spray job applications or begging for jobs is not the best way to get a job in tech.

Everyone is running to learn how to build AI/ML models. But eventually, AI will be like cloud computing. Only a few companies will build services, most will use those services. Focus on learning how AI can enhance your business use cases.

Success can be dictated by simply not quitting.