Tag: continuous learning

Don’t Hire for Product Expertise
We all know the jokes about talent recruitment that “requires a century of experience in AI/ML." With the number of layoffs, no doubt this type of approach will get worse. But that ...

Stop Hiding the Cloud From Your Developers
If you say a person or organization “goes to great lengths” to achieve something, it means they try very hard and perhaps do extreme things to accomplish their goal. One example I've ...

Learning ‘The Third Way’ of DevOps – Continuous Improvement
I refer to the third way of DevOps–continuous experimentation and learning, as simply continuous improvement. In some sense, there is no way to learn the third way of DevOps because it is, ...

Learning ‘The Second Way’ of DevOps – Continuous Feedback
As indicated in my prior blog Learning the 'First Way' of DevOps–Continuous Flow, many organizations are struggling to realize well-engineered DevOps, even the 'first way' of DevOps – continuous flow. The first ...

Learning ‘The First Way’ of DevOps – Continuous Flow
Many organizations are struggling to realize well-engineered DevOps, even 'the first way' of DevOps – continuous flow. DevOps is an evolving body of knowledge. There is no one-stop shop that covers all ...

Learning DevOps: All You Need Is a Browser
One of the most exciting things about a career in IT is the constantly changing landscape, providing almost infinite opportunities for learning. But this is also one of the great challenges IT ...

What the Best Developers Do to Be Great at Their Jobs
Good developers are in demand—great ones, even more so. With software development employment in the U.S. expected to grow by 21% by 2028, the need for engineers is only going to surge further ...

Automation and Its Impact on Cultures
Let me tell you about my granddaughter. She’s 14 years old and wicked smart. For a while we did pair programming together online in Python. In the old days you took your ...

Learning in the Continuous Customer Economy
We live in a continuous customer economy. Buyers in the 21st century are continuously discovering, adopting and discarding products and services online, telling us—very loudly and unequivocally—that value isn’t perceived in the ...