Coming back to reading, blogging, programming, doing research, listening to music, and all that stuff I used to do a lot just a few months ago. Ah, and meeting friends. Missed you guys. That’s been a hectic period. First of all, by the end of May I was offered a position of the Director of [...]
Archive of posts filed under the management category.
A few things to remember when trying to do your job
Here are a few credos I collected. At first glance the list below may seem pretty obvious, however it’s good to have a look at it from time to time. Especially, when losing hope, feeling like wasting your time, or seriously considering career in gardening. Remember that everyone has priorities (respect). Let people do their [...]
Building project management software of my dreams
Currently, partly based on my experiences both as a project manager and a developer, I started writing a piece of software that hopefully, at some point, will make my life a lot easier (and would be useful to other people as well). The project is called pm360. 360° comes from advertising business. It means that [...]
Being agile doesn’t mean being relaxed
Some people think that doing things “agile” means all you need is: a client that will never get pissed off, a set of loose requirements and eternity for development work. These people are wrong. If you think I’m lying, you belong to the same group of people, what implies that you’re wrong as well. As [...]
Imagine asynchronous world
The only thing I like about mobile phones, apart from letting me to be in touch with my friends and family, is Internet access and PIM functionality. And these are the only arguments that stop me from throwing away my SIM card. Do you like people entering your office and talking to you no matter [...]