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Remote work requires communicating more, less frequently, because asynchronous communication involves less frequent, but richer communication, meaning there is less time talking about the work and more time doing it, allowing the system to optimize for throughput and flow.

"Stick to boring architecture for as long as possible, and spend the majority of your time, and resources, building something your customers are willing...

A common pattern is to stop short of the real finish line for your project. A little evangelism, documentation, and polish can go a long way.

What is word of mouth marketing and does it work? We’ll show you how to influence people to talk about your business without wasting money.

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The Civil Service Commission regulates recruitment to the Civil Service, providing assurance that appointments are on merit after fair and open

Accelerate your organization’s growth and innovation with the power of Rapid Research. From inception to implementation, here is the step-by-step roadmap on how to build the program from scratch and uncover the untapped ROI opportunities waiting to propel your initiatives to new heights.

A conversation with leadership expert Adam Bryant on the recipe for success.

Steven Johnson, the popular science author, tells Aleks Krotoski why the random factor and just being plain wrong often make innovation better

The recent Global Diversity CFP Day aimed to help more people submit their ideas to conferences and get into public speaking. In this article, Rachel Andrew rounds up some of the best takeaways along with other useful resources for new speakers.

As somebody who both organises and speaks at events, I’ve got a good insight into the workings of the conference circuit. This is probably why I regularly get emails from people looking for advice on breaking into the speaking circuit. So rather than repeating the same advice via email, I thought I’d write a quick article I could point people to.

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Software projects succeed or fail based on the quality of the teams behind them. Expert developers can be hard to find. So how do you get junior developers to level up? It’s not enough to teach how to use a framework or tech stack. Good developers can follow a pattern. Great developers know why patterns are established a

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Recommended structures and workflows to make your team more efficient

What are Type Two and Type One Decision? These are two categories of decisions identified by Jeff Bezos, founder and CEO of Amazon, Inc. In Bezos' own word

A Simple 30-60-90 Day Plan

The seven laws for creative entrepreneurship

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Three ways brave leaders can build connections with kindness.

A business strategy outlines the specific ways in which an organisation plans to position itself, achieve its goals, and grow.

How to win over journalists with your next pitch email.

A mental model for deciding which startup ideas to pursue, and how to pursue them.

I posted a small broadcast on the need for technical articles to add to my publication on a Whatsapp group of over 200 developers and the response I got prompted me to write this short article. I have found out that many developers do not find it important to write articles and I believe it is not right. As if I knew many developers wouldn’t have technical articles, I decided to add the last paragraph to the BC and to my surprise several developers messaged me that they needed help on starting to write technical articles and that is why I decided to write this quick article.