If you haven't been following this series, you can read all articles about my career break here. Read about yesterday here. So, Day 2 was more about diving further into Ruby and exploring how it handles different object types, control structures, and date & time. It has already surprised me with how elegant it is; … Continue reading Day 2οΈβ£: Continuing with Ruby
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Day 1οΈβ£: Planning What’s Next
It has been nine weeks since I decided to step back after a decade of building tech and teams at full intensity. I wrapped up my last day at Atlan on September 5th, 2025. Looking back, these last nine weeks have allowed me time alone, free from urgency, to recharge and reevaluate my perspectives before … Continue reading Day 1οΈβ£: Planning What’s Next
π Incoherent: Why We Should Let Employees Bring Their Own Productivity Stack
Onboarding to a new workplace can be overwhelming, but itβs also a time of significant disruption. Every new job brings an upskilling cycle of learning fresh rituals, adapting to unfamiliar productivity flows, and embracing a new set of company tools. While this is meant to ensure everyoneβs aligned and efficient, it can often lead to … Continue reading π Incoherent: Why We Should Let Employees Bring Their Own Productivity Stack
π Incoherent: The Future Belongs to Cross-Functional Thinkers
In today's rapidly evolving workplace, the most valuable professionals will no longer be specialists confined to narrow roles. Instead, they will be multi-dimensional thinkers. These professionals will bridge different domains of expertise. "What" and "How" The modern professional world has split into two camps. One camp determines what needs to be done. This includes managers, … Continue reading π Incoherent: The Future Belongs to Cross-Functional Thinkers
