@NBCSportsBoston Kayla Burton is awful, brings nothing to the table and doesn’t make sense half the time, please stop stuffing her down our throats I change the channel when she is on.
Lifelong Texan Lance Sleeper joins us for Episode #061. We talk about airline IT, the importance of diversity and inclusiveness in security, Texas BBQ, and what it's like to wear the zebra stripes in football games. https://t.co/syivPbz9Wz
Episode #060 of Underserved features Conrad Morgan. We talk about labor management systems, automating your way out of a job, and live streaming whiskey blinds. https://t.co/xVXRExSKmO
Episode #054 features Steve Picciano, VP of Engineering at FineTune. We talk Smalltalk, witnessing post-acquisition speeches that eviscerated engineering org charts, and Steve's secret to managing distributed teams (hint: it is not more Zoom meetings). https://t.co/v1XhMO3ea1
Morgan Creighton grew up watching Carl Sagan explain the wonders of our universe on PBS, inspiring Morgan to study physics. We talk management of entropy in software, functional programming, and Morgan's Law for problem isolation. https://t.co/IPtPiuq5M2
Sean Mack started at the dawn of the streaming age, and later in his career moved to ed-tech. We talk about enterprise DevOps, balancing security/delivery, and playing the upright bass for rent. https://t.co/CMYOY1xDn4
This week's guest Nausheen Moulana grew up fascinated by the potential of the humble electron. We talk about when it's time to move on, the importance of financial literacy, and the delicate balance of "finding your voice" as a female in engineering. https://t.co/7Yl9sVBSBy
Syrinx has been honored as the #11 IT Consulting Firm in Massachusetts by the Boston Business Journal for 2021! We received our plaque in the mail. Reactions from the jubilant crowd. https://t.co/lph8i8mPBz
S3 Bonus - Anime! I talk with Art Sousa, a lifelong friend with a shared nostalgia for these giant fighting robot serials. I then speak with Robert "Swifty" Swift aka Nixon, who takes us much further down the anime rabbit hole https://t.co/0N7TNJXypL
Jeremy Halperin 's progression of life led him from a band to computer science. During his ascension from individual contributor to manager to CTO, he realized that his helpdesk and bartending experience were unexpectedly useful. https://t.co/1V9KJ2yLjk
Brian King is a veteran of many travels, trials, and tribulations. We talk about the difficulty of traveling and job hunting during a pandemic, underrated European travel spots, and how the Hamilton musical is infecting minds everywhere. https://t.co/2hl2MGtiyC
Damien Scott is a recovering hardware guy in the software world. We talk about consulting company truths and myths, how to get a bank to sign off on using open source, and how to spot optimization opportunities at your company. https://t.co/ZbN6UQwr7l
Brandon Kindred's dad redirected his excess energy and curiosity to learning programming. We talk about lessons learned from robotics competitions, using AI and ML to improve software testing, and where the soft powder is in Colorado. https://t.co/EjAUTY48jT
Jed Maczuba grew up reading 2600 - The Hacker Quarterly (as did your humble narrator). We talk about the most underrated skill in management and how oil painting is a surprisingly technical hobby. https://t.co/EPBMql76gS
Adria Kyne was pulled into the software industry during the Dot Com Boom. This led to a 20-year career bringing rigor and truth to search technology and search marketing - we also talk LARPing and appearing on a reality TV show, "The Quest" https://t.co/YRvuLR2jUE
Meredith Barnes-Cook started running agile development teams before agile was even "a thing". We talk about moving from career management to career ownership, getting work done through people not in spite of them, and folding in teams from competitors. https://t.co/JqDnoll4g5