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Doing the Little Things
I wrote a blog about sitting at LHR recently and watching planes take off. That’s been a fun thing for me to do when I’m stuck at the airport. I can see a plane roll down the runway every 35-45s … Continue reading
Whiling away an afternoon, thinking
I come to Heathrow often. Today is likely somewhere close to 60 trips to this airport in my lifetime. After over 19 years of working with Redgate (plus a trip in college), this is the airport I’ve visited most outside … Continue reading
Carrots and Sticks
Often, we work on projects that might span a significant amount of time. Weeks, months, even years can be devoted to working on one system, or the same system. We may find that our motivation rises and wanes at different … Continue reading
The Return to the Office Debate
At the end of last year, I ran into a friend I hadn’t seen in a long time. We were chatting and this person mentioned that they were looking for a new job. They had been laid off and needed … Continue reading