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email: postit at mm.st
I'm the kind of engineer that will get anything done regardless of the tech (or people/process) complexity, and I always end up watching someone else in the team going to conferences to present my work.
Random reasons random, but mostly because my inner klout is way bigger than my outer persona.
We could be looking for a future resembling what we have today in some formula categories that are basically a power unit paired with a dallara or lolla chassis.
This summarizes and completes perfectly the ThoughWorker bingo. They are always dreaming about the ultimate factory line for knowledge workers, but they don’t get much done other than blog posts.
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I'm going to let you carry this on, but we're all know which music genre can easily win this title.
I used to work with someone that could write 300 pages to communicate something that could have been communicated with a single sentence.
I used to work with someone who wold span the team channel for hours to communicate something that he could take them time to properly craft a complete message.
Prolixity and noise can happen on both written and spoken forms. Getting people who can balance all the ins and outs of communication is the key.
If you can, do a screening earlier.
Most software at the time used mouse clicks, mine had an interface where you could use keyboard shortcut to add ingredients. It was like 20 times faster to take an order.
The backstory on this was me freaking out when I had a newborn coming and I wanted my legacy to be handed to him at the right age if something happened to me.