Those who work in software development are familiar with the initial questions a prospective client will ask: “What’s it going to cost?” “How long will it take?” and “When can you start?” Simple questions, yet the answers can lead to significant stress, both for the client and us, the service provider. Give the client bloated [...]

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Arguably one of the most important concepts behind engineering, design, management, quality-control, leadership, world fame and even ordinary everyday life, is the humble feedback loop. It’s such a simple concept that we’re usually blissfully unaware of it, but it represents – albeit by a technical term – the common sense of learning and adjusting from [...]

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To summarize – GeekRetreat Stanford completely exceeded my expectations and the organizers ( Heather Ford, Justin Spratt and Eve Dmochowska) deserve special recognition for their vision and approach which achieved such a superb result from such a motley crew of delegates. To expand, read the the rest of this post…

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