You’ve probably heard of Harvard Business Review, but have you heard of the HBR IdeaCast? It’s a fantastic and free podcast that summarizes a lot of content in the Harvard business review publication and it’s been running for well over a decade. I’ve been burning through the archives and created a list of the best […]
Category archives: podcasts
Leadership Podcast Roundup
Another year, another podcast blog post. I’ve been binging on leadership podcasts for the last few months, and have hit on some new gems. The crazy thing is how many of these podcasts are super new – like in the last year or so. In particular, leadership content catered specifically toward technology and software engineering […]
My Favourite Podcasts in 2017
I’ve blogged about why software podcasts are awesome and why you should listen to them in the past. In this post, I’m giving an update on my favourite podcasts in 2017.
Rein in the madness: Intelligently using wikis for your dev team
TL;DR Wikis are awesome tools. When used poorly, they’re like black holes; documents disappear into the ether. When used intelligently, they can be powerful, self-organizing knowledge centers for your team. On most large software projects, organization is key. Developers aren’t always the most organized people in the world (I’m no exception) and project managers tend […]
The Value Of Listening to Programming Podcasts
Podcasts are great. You should subscribe and listen to some. They can provide a ton of value for a pretty low time investment. This probably isn’t the first post out there to tout the value of listening to programming podcasts. And of course, it’s probably not hard to see why they are useful. But I did […]