#career

I started out editing somebody else's blog in high school and ended up doing enterprise architecture and fractional CTO work. The technologies changed the whole way through, and they turned out to be the part that mattered least. Here's what actually carried.

Junior engineers can write code. What they can't do is tell you things like why a build failed, write a useful commit message, or handle the case where everything goes wrong. That gap doesn't close on its own.

I spent an hour saying 'I don't know' on a digital whiteboard. Here's what went wrong and how I'd approach it now.

Most candidates treat this as a warm-up. Hiring managers treat it as signal. Here's how to use it.

20 years of building software, leading teams, and sitting across the table from candidates. Here's what I'm doing with all of it.