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The Perfect Leader Knows When to Stay out of the Way

I am currently reading a book called Skunk Works by Ben Rich. It is about the inner workings of the famous Lockheed engineering site that built some of the most stunning aircraft of the 20th century, among them the SR-71 Blackbird and the first Stealth Fighter. I am not through, yet – but can already […]

Engineering

Software Engineers and Age

I recently read in an article that Software Developers Are Terrified Of What Happens When They Hit 30. I did not like it too much, mostly because the main source for the article was a thread on Hacker News that discusses what happens to older developers – and shows a quite different picture. No idea

Unboxing
Products

First impressions on products

I recently read a story about Bill Gates trying (and failing) to install the Windows 8.1 update on his computer on his first day back at the office at Microsoft. As you may or may not know, the Microsoft founder has agreed to come back into a more involved role as product advisor at Microsoft.

A Juggler
Hiring

In hiring, make them show, not tell!

Recently, I red an article about 4 Ways To Avoid Hiring The Wrong Person. While I agree with all of them, the first one resonated the most with me. Having been in my share of interviews myself as applicant, having done them for a lot of years now as interviewer and talking to a lot

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Welcome…

Disclaimer This post is old by now – very old. I am leaving it as is and as it was originally published in 2014 – but beware that a lot of the information here is outdated and if you want to know more about me, probably best to visit my About-page. Welcome, dear Visitor, to

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