Tag: Retrospective

I feel tense in my shoulders today. This is because I failed to speak up in the stand-up. I didn’t say what I know to be true and let myself and my whole team down. As a result of my actions, the team won’t improve and we will be unable to deliver as many features as we should be able...

I feel tense in my shoulders today. This is because I failed to speak up in the stand-up. I didn’t say what I know to be true and let myself and my whole team down. As a result of my actions, the team won’t improve and we will be unable to deliver as many features as we should be able...

August 31, 2011 was a normal day for most of the world. People were jamming to “Party Rock Anthem” and “Moves like Jagger”, People were STILL talking about Ned Stark dying in the finale of “Game of Thrones” first season, and people were going to watch “Rise ...

Commencing another instalment of my stimulating series, “A Malware Retrospective,” we find ourselves stepping back into the realm of nostalgia once more. After our in-depth look at the impactful Beast RAT, which dominated the early 2000s, our historical lens now pivots toward anothe...

I enjoyed reading Terry Crowley’s thoughtful blog post (What Really Happened with Vista). Terry worked in the Office organization and did a fantastic job covering the complex machinations that went into Windows Vista and the related but doomed Longhorn project — from the crucial perspect...