Leadership
Don't Wait for January
The Myth of the Perfect Starting Line
Navigating the Upside Down as a Technology Leader
Ideas for leading technology organizations with confidence and creativity.
Call to Adventure
My career's next chapter.
The Race to the Bottom
The silent and relentless erosion of corporate soul.
Move Fast and Don't Break Things
The art of smart speed in organizational decision-making.
Organizational Kintsugi: Turning Brokenness into Resilience
The following post is something I really haven't shared before. But, it was on my mind during a recent 20 hour road-trip with my family and I had some time to process while everyone was napping so here we go. The world breaks everyone, then some become strong
Rim Rocked: Overcoming a Stalled Career
One of my favorite shows growing up was Man vs. Wild with Bear Grylls - to this day, I still don't know why. A couple of weeks back, while discussing career progression with a colleague, I remembered an episode where Bear was Free Climbing out of a canyon,
Encourage Your Team to Take Time Off this Holiday Season
Next year is shaping up to be just as uncertain and stressful as the post-COVID years. Use December as an opportunity to encourage your team to take some much needed downtime this holiday season. As a leader, it's important to not only allow your team to take time
Leading Through Crisis
Earlier on in my career I was working alongside a team of really smart developers building an application that you have probably used at a company you have probably head of as one of the typical unicorns [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicorn_(finance)]. Quarter after quarter we worked together,
Interview: The One Broken Cog Podcast
> Pull up a comfortable chair and a calming drink and come spend a few minutes with Robert Greiner and me. I had the privilege of joining John and Brian on The One Broken Cog podcast to talk about careers, family, and transitioning into a leadership role. We got into
